Current Air Compressor Product Families
The current product programme is organized around three technically distinct compressor families: silent oil-free receiver compressors for intermittent and workshop demand, water-injected oil-free screw compressors for continuous industrial air, and medium/high-pressure screw compressors for processes that need pressure above standard plant air. Gasoline-engine-driven compressors remain a planned range and are not mixed with these verified model families. Each current family therefore has a clear technical boundary: receiver models emphasize verified tank and 8 bar delivery data; water-injected screw models are compared by pressure, FAD, motor power and cooling; medium/high-pressure models are reviewed by pressure class, outlet, footprint and process duty. This separation makes the product grid useful for procurement without implying that one compressor architecture fits every air system.
Medium & High Pressure Air Compressors
Medium and high-pressure screw compressors for applications that require pressure above standard plant air.
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Silent Oil-Free Tank Air Compressors
Oil-free receiver compressors for buyers comparing verified tank, motor and air-delivery configurations.
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Water-Injected Oil-Free Screw Air Compressors
Water-injected oil-free screw compressor configurations for continuous industrial compressed-air demand.
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Gas Powered Air Compressors
Planned engine-driven range. Submit pressure, flow and field-duty requirements for future model matching.
Planning Page →How to compare compressor products
Start with working pressure and usable airflow at that pressure. Then check duty cycle, receiver requirement, electrical supply, cooling, ambient conditions, installation footprint and service access. Tank volume can buffer short peaks but cannot replace compressor delivery during sustained demand. Screw packages should be reviewed as systems that include intake, compression, cooling, control and downstream treatment.
For detailed sizing, use the air compressor selection guide. If the load is tied to a particular machine or process, compare application requirements. When the operating point is ready, send the RFQ data for configuration review.
Published product data
Product pages use model-specific pressure, flow, power, receiver, outlet and dimensional data where those values are available. Missing project conditions are handled as RFQ questions rather than filled with assumptions. This keeps electric receiver models, oil-free screw models and high-pressure models technically separated while allowing buyers to compare them within one compressed-air system.
Installation and service planning
Confirm intake-air quality, ventilation, drainage, electrical protection, distribution pipe size and service clearances before commissioning. High-pressure systems require downstream components suitable for the actual pressure class. Clean-process projects may need additional drying and filtration even when the compression stage is oil-free.
