Screw compressors ABAC SPINN SPV - 2.2-5.5 kW
Four models, stepless controlThe SPINN SPV range answers one question: what does a compressor do when nobody is drawing air. A fixed-speed machine idles and consumes. A machine with a variable speed drive slows down and makes exactly what the workshop uses.
Four models from 131 to 757 litres a minute. Each has a 200-litre air tank and a refrigerant dryer in one frame, so nothing has to be assembled piece by piece.
What sets SPINN SPV apart
Frequency inverter
The speed follows demand steplessly. Idling disappears — on fixed-speed machines it burns electricity without making any air. ABAC states a saving of up to 35 % against versions without a drive.
Exact pressure, not "just in case"
The drive holds the outlet pressure in a narrow band. You do not have to over-pressurise the compressor to survive a peak — and every extra bar costs roughly 7 % in consumption.
C43 block on V-belts
A screw block developed by ABAC, driven from the motor through V-belts. The belts are a part that gets tensioned and eventually replaced.
Infologic2 Connect
A controller with a colour display, machine monitoring and diagnostics. It tracks the 2,000 – 4,000 – 6,000 running-hour service intervals.
Dryer and receiver included
The refrigerant dryer and the 200-litre air receiver are included with every model, not an optional extra. The air entering the distribution system is dry.
What's inside
Under the canopy sits the C43 screw block driven from the motor by V-belts, a refrigerant dryer and a central automatic condensate drain that does away with walking round the machine every day.
The whole assembly stands on a 200-litre air receiver and measures 1,430 × 600 × 1,260 mm for all four models. The difference between them is on the inside, not in the footprint.
What the range looks like
Which model to choose
| Technical specifications of the ABAC SPINN SPV range | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Control range | Power input | Noise level | Weight |
| SPV-2,2/10D-200 | 131 – 293 l/min | 2.2 kW | 57 dB(A) | 190 kg |
| SPV-3/10D-200 | 139 – 360 l/min | 3.0 kW | 57 dB(A) | 195 kg |
| SPV-4/10D-200 | 270 – 503 l/min | 4.0 kW | 58 dB(A) | 200 kg |
| SPV-5,5/10D-200 | 337 – 757 l/min | 5.5 kW | 61 dB(A) | 210 kg |
Every model: pressure 10 bar, 200 l receiver, refrigerant dryer, power supply 400/50 V/Hz, three-phase, outlet G 1/2", dimensions 1,430 × 600 × 1,260 mm. Service intervals 2,000 – 4,000 – 6,000 running hours.
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Where the range is used
Workshops with irregular demand
A moment of impact wrench, then nothing. That is where the drive saves most.
Auto repair shops
One bay in the morning, three in the afternoon. The machine adapts instead of running flat out all day.
Paint shops
Dry air from the dryer and a steady pressure that does not fluctuate during spraying.
Operations watching consumption
Where electricity is measured and idling shows up on the bill.
Warranty
The basic warranty is two years, ABAC offers an extension to five years for an extra charge of 5% of the machine price (code ABA-5R) — we give you this extra charge as a gift with the product. The warranty against rust-through of the two-hundred-litre air receiver is ten years.
Ventilek advises
A drive does not save by running. It saves by knowing how to slow down. If your workshop draws the same amount all day, a drive saves little — the machine runs flat out anyway. It pays off where demand changes through the day. Work it out before you pay extra.
Frequently Asked Questions
- When does a variable speed drive pay off?
- When air demand changes through the day. The drive lowers the speed instead of letting the machine idle. If the same job runs from morning to night with the same draw, a fixed-speed machine saves nearly as much and costs less to buy.
- What do the two numbers for output mean?
- That is the regulation range. The first figure is the minimum the machine drops to at low demand, the second is the maximum at peak. The wider the range, the bigger the swings in demand the machine covers.
- Why does the set have only a 200-litre receiver?
- Because the drive holds the pressure steadily and the vessel does not have to absorb the swings a fixed-speed machine creates. The set therefore takes up less space.
- How does it differ from the SPINN Mini range?
- Same canopy, same C43 block, same receiver and dryer — but SPINN Mini runs at fixed speed. SPV adds the variable speed drive and the Infologic2 Connect controller with a colour display.
- What about the warranty?
- The basic warranty is two years, ABAC offers an extension to five years for an extra charge of 5% of the machine price (code ABA-5R) — we give you this extra charge as a gift with the product. The warranty against rust-through of the two-hundred-litre air receiver is ten years.
- How loud is it?
- The 2 and 3 models have 57 dB(A), the 4 has 58, and the 5.5 has 61. The difference between 57 and 61 decibels is roughly double the noise, even though it may not seem like it.
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The strongest in the range. It regulates from 337 to 757 l/min, the widest range of all four models. It feeds several workstations at once. 200 l receiver, refrigerant dryer, 61...
The smallest in the range with a variable speed drive. It regulates steplessly from 131 to 293 l/min, so it makes only as much air as you are drawing. 200 l receiver,...
The 3 kW regulates from 139 to 360 l/min and still stays at 57 dB(A) like the smallest model. 67 l/min more at the top for the same noise. 200 l receiver and refrigerant dryer.
The 4 kW regulates from 270 to 503 l/min at 58 dB(A). It feeds two or three pneumatic tools at once and drops back when demand falls instead of idling. 200 l receiver with dryer.