132 kW
Screw and piston compressors with a 132 kW input rating. Input power is a useful first filter but not the whole story — what decides the choice is the free air delivered in litres per minute at your working pressure and how long the machine runs without a break. Continuous demand calls for a screw compressor; intermittent work with idle time is fine on a piston machine. Allow for the receiver, for getting the warm air out of the compressor room, and for an adequately rated electrical supply.
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Black Wind reciprocating compressors; cheap and simple design
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Atmos reciprocating compressors; PERFECT cast iron series
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Walter reciprocating compressors; GK cast iron robust machines
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ABAC reciprocating compressors; Line series
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ABAC piston compressors; Extensive and Expert series
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ABAC reciprocating compressors; Pro Zero oil-free series
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ABAC reciprocating compressors; Pro Silent series
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Super Silent compressors; super quiet oil-free design
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INDUSTRIAL TECH compressors; industrial for continuous operation
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CLR reciprocating compressors; oil-free dental design
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Combustion compressors; petrol and diesel engines
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Screw compressors; for continuous operation
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Pressure vessels; self-contained and equipped
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Compressor accessories; oil-drain-valves
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The most expensive pressure tax in the range: ten bar costs 23 % of the air here. It gives 23,000 l/min, but at seven bar that would be 7,000 l/min more.
The first machine in the range to pass thirty cubic metres a minute: 30,000 l/min. It weighs 3,050 kg, stands 2,150 mm tall and needs 25,000 m³/h of ventilation.
The backbone of a large compressor room — 28,000 l/min at eight bar holds the base demand while smaller machines come in at the peaks. The controller sequences up to sixteen.
