Description
Product Details
Core Components, High Quality and Reliability
Utilizes a high-quality air end with advanced SAP rotor profile and high machining precision, ensuring low vibration and noise for stable and reliable operation.
Intelligent Control, Convenient and Precise
Equipped with an LCD display in both Chinese and English. Key electrical components are sourced from well-known brands. Supports multiple signal outputs, including switching, analog, and RS485 interface, to meet diverse control requirements.
Efficient Air Intake, On-Demand Adjustment
Features a high-efficiency inlet valve capable of 0-100% stepless capacity control, precisely matching air demand and effectively reducing energy consumption.
Enhanced Cooling, Strong Adaptability
Incorporates an enlarged cooler with a unique airflow guide design, significantly improving heat exchange efficiency and ensuring stable operation under various working conditions.
High-Quality Motor, Safe and Durable
Utilizes a high-efficiency motor to extend service life. Comes standard with phase sequence protection to prevent motor reversal, ensuring equipment safety.
Applicable Scenarios
✓ Small-scale Machining Shops
✓ Automotive Repair & Maintenance Shops
✓ Painting & Spraying Workshops
✓ Laboratories & Research Institutes
✓ Medical Equipment Integration
✓ Food Packaging Production Lines
✓ Automation Equipment Integration
General Questions
Q: What is a rotary screw air compressor?
A: A rotary screw air compressor uses two helical rotors (screws) to trap and compress air continuously. As the rotors turn, air is drawn in, compressed along the screws, and discharged smoothly without pulsation. This design allows for 100% continuous operation, making it the standard choice for industrial applications, manufacturing plants, and workshops that need reliable, steady compressed air.
Q: How does a rotary screw compressor work?
A: The compressor has two rotors—a male and a female—that rotate in opposite directions. Air enters the intake, gets trapped between the rotor lobes, and as the rotors turn, the space decreases, compressing the air. It then moves to the discharge port. Simultaneously, oil is injected to seal gaps, lubricate, and cool the air, which is why most rotary screw compressors are oil-flooded type.
Q: What’s the difference between rotary screw and piston compressors?
A: The key differences:
Operation: Rotary screw runs continuously; piston runs intermittently (needs rest)
Air quality: Screw provides smooth, pulse-free air; piston air pulsates
Noise: Screw: 60-75 dB (quiet); Piston: 80-100 dB (loud)
Duty cycle: Screw: 100% continuous; Piston: 50-70% max
Maintenance: Screw: annual oil/filter change; Piston: frequent valve/ring replacements
Lifespan: Screw: 10+ years; Piston: 3-5 years
Cost: Screw: higher upfront, lower long-term; Piston: lower upfront, higher operating cost
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