Compressed air is only as good as its purity. When your process is exposed to oil, it becomes increasingly difficult to keep air clean, increasing the costs you’ll face — especially as you use more and more air. To address this concern, many companies are turning to oil-free or oil-less air compressors. Today, oil-free compressors are becoming more common because they offer cost savings. These purity and environmental benefits will often translate into other savings that may reduce your overall ownership costs. Here are a few of the things to consider if you’ve been wondering: “How do oil-free air compressors work?” • There’s no need to collect or dispose of oil-ladened condensate. • Downstream filters have reduced replacement needs, because they’re not filtering oil. • Energy costs are minimized because there’s no need to increase force — some fluid-flooded units can see a downstream pressure drop due to filtration. • Reduced oil costs, because there’s no need to continually refill your compressor.
Discharge Pressure - 8 bar
Maximum Flow Rate - 3.73 cfm
Horse Power - 0.75 HP
Installation/After Sales Service Required - Yes
Compressor Brand - DEW Since 1967