We specialize in the provision of top-tier dry mining machinery equipment and comprehensive maintenance services, as well as offering a robust selection of wear-resistant materials tailored for the mining industry.
Why choose us
Large Scale
We have more than 1500 square meters workshop, with a fully automatic CNC production line, and are committed to providing customers with the best products and services.
Well-Experienced
We were established in 2017, with more than 7 years of manufacturing experience, can provide customers with perfect solutions.
Professional Team
We have hundreds of professional and technical personnel, and we can provide you with professional services. Professional engineers also can provide expertise consultations and professional advice on product selection, design, installation, and maintenance.
Affordable Price
You can get our catalog online or visit our factory to see our products. We also provide competitive price and excellent customer service for all our customers. We also can offer different discounts based on your order quantity. Our pricing policies are designed to offer affordable options while not compromising on quality.
Fast Delivery
On average, a quote will be submitted in 24 hours. The parts are shipped within 7 days or less, and our delivery time and quality rate has reached 99%. Large amounts of raw materials and advanced technology allow us to quickly meet the needs of wholesale orders and reduce customers' waiting time.
A Global Supply Chain
We are present globally, backed by local customer service, and a strong sales representatives network. Our logistic hubs with large storage capacities located close to our customer facilities (Europe, Americas, Asia Pacific) ensure short time deliveries.
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Model NO. |
S100D |
Power Source |
Diesel |
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Gas Type |
Air |
Type |
Screw |
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Applicable Industries |
Farms, Construction Works , Energy & Mining |
Working Pressure |
25bar |
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Core Components |
Pressure Vessel, Engine, Gear, Motor, Pump, Bearin |
Transport Package |
Standard Export Packaging |
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Specification |
3220*1670*2000 |
Origin |
China |
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HS Code |
8430419000 |
Production Capacity |
1000pieces/Year |
Embracing Energy Efficiency
Air compressors embody the epitome of energy efficiency. Powered by a heavy internal motor, an air compressor effectively converts electrical energy into kinetic energy. Their efficiency depends on several factors such as motor horsepower, tank capacity, and output pressure. Advanced technology allows these tools to adapt their energy consumption to specific needs, significantly contributing to energy conservation.
The Swiss Army Knife of Power Tools
Air compressors are versatile and multifunctional powerhouses. And with the right air tools, they can tackle a vast range of tasks. From professional drilling, sanding and polishing, to spray painting, air compressors are incredibly adaptable. Portable models are easy to transport to different job sites, or around the same site, as needed. It's also easy to change air tools to tackle a variety of jobs.
Prioritising Safety
The safety advantages of air compressors are many. They minimise the risk of electrical shocks better than electrically powered tools, and are safe to operate in areas with combustive gases or at high temperatures. The appropriate air compressor and air tool combo can also handle higher torque ratings, and strenuous high-temperature operations, without breaking.
Reliability and Maintenance
Air compressors and power tools are well-known for their dependability and low maintenance. Their high air quality and robust design reduce the likelihood of a malfunctioning tool, ensuring reliable functioning.
The Economical Choice
Not many people realise how budget-friendly air tools really are. As a power source, air compressors are not merely energy-efficient, but also super cost-effective. With lower initial and replacement costs than their electric tool counterparts, they offer serious savings. They also provide an added layer of security, as their unique nature makes air compressors and air-driven tools less attractive to potential thieves than standard power tools.
Different Air Compressor Types
Reciprocating Air Compressors
Reciprocating air compressors (also sometimes known as piston compressors) are compressors which achieve high pressure through the use of pistons controlled by a crankshaft. This works by way of air (or gas) entering the device, which is driven in a reciprocating motion via a crankshaft, and then discharged from the device. Pressures of up to 5,000 PSIG are commonly produced by multistage reciprocating compressors.
Rotary Scroll Air Compressors
A rotary scroll air compressor is a type of positive displacement compressor that uses two spiral-shaped scrolls, one fixed and the other moving in an eccentric orbit, to compress air. As the moving scroll orbits around the fixed scroll, it creates a series of gas pockets that gradually decrease in volume, causing the air to be compressed. The compressed air is then discharged through a port in the housing, while the low-pressure air is drawn in through another port.
Rotary Screw Air Compressors
In rotary screw air compressors, compression is achieved by way of two internal screws rotating in opposite directions, which trap and compress air between them. Equipped with an internal cooling system, these compressors require a low level of maintenance and therefore are commonly used in a number of applications. Because of this internal cooling system, these air compressors are designed for continuous use, and range in power from 5 HP up to 500 HP. These devices can be lubricated with oil or can operate oil free for applications that require contaminant free air.
Rotary Vane Air Compressors
Rotary vane air compressors are a popular type of air compressor that can produce a high volume of compressed air while using relatively little energy. This makes them an ideal choice for businesses and industries that require a lot of compressed air but want to keep energy costs low. Rotary Vane Air Compressors have the lowest oil carry over (only 2 ppm). Before the vapor is introduced into the separators, a multilevel internal separation system is used. This means less downtime for your operations and more productivity overall.
Oil Lubricated, Oil-Free and Oil-Less Air Compressors
The main difference between oil-lubricated, oil-free and oil-less air compressors is how they lubricate, seal and cool rotating components within the machine. Oil-lubricated compressors utilize oil injected into the compression chamber to seal the space between the rotors and to cool the compressor thereby increasing the compressor efficiency. Oil-free compressors, by definition, do not inject oil into the compression chamber. They do use oil to lubricate bearings and gears, however no oil comes in contact with the compressed air stream. This creates compressed air that is free of any oil contamination, which can be critical for many industrial processes. Oil-less compressors are a subset of oil-free compressors and do not use any oil whatsoever. They utilized bearings that are permanently lubricated and do not require any sort of external oil lubricating system.
Oil Lubricated Air Compressors
Oil lubricated air compressors are machines that compress air using oil as a lubricant to help the internal parts move smoothly and reduce wear and tear. In an oil lubricated air compressor, the pump's internal components are coated in oil to reduce friction and heat, which helps to extend the lifespan of the compressor. The oil also helps to trap any contaminants that may be in the compressed air, which is important for applications that require clean, dry air. Oil lubricated air compressors often require regular maintenance to ensure that the oil is clean and at the correct level. Over time, the oil can become contaminated with dirt and debris, which can reduce the compressor's efficiency and lifespan.
Key Components of Air Compressors
Motor
Powers the compressor, enabling the compression of air. The motor can be electric or diesel-powered, depending on the application and location.
Air Tank
Stores the compressed air until it is needed. The size of the tank can vary based on the compressor's intended use and the required air volume.
Pressure Switch
Regulates the compressor's operation, maintaining desired pressure levels. It automatically turns the compressor on and off to maintain the set pressure range.
Valves and Hoses
Direct and control the flow of compressed air. Valves are crucial for controlling the intake and exhaust of air, while hoses transport the compressed air to the point of use.
Grades of Air Compressors
Construction-grade air compressors
Two-stage reciprocating and rotary screw air compressors are commonly used in construction. These air compressors are designed to manage enormous air pressure demands in construction environments.
Commercial-grade air compressors
These air compressors are found in industrial environments like manufacturing warehouses for plant operations. They can run for long periods and aren't affected by fluctuating use. Commercial-grade air compressors are built with high-quality parts to ensure maximum durability, performance, and energy efficiency.
Consumer-grade air compressors
Inflating car tires and inflatable products and completing DIY projects around the house are just a few things you can do with a consumer-grade air compressor. These compressors are small and portable.
10 uses for air compressors
Inflating
While most air compressors store pressurised air to drive a motor, in their most basic form they use this air directly. Compressed air can be used to inflate vehicle and bicycle tyres, balloons, air beds and other inflatables.
Spray painting
Small air compressors are used to power airbrushes for personal and commercial use, from delicate desktop brushes for artists to larger systems for repainting and touching up vehicle bodies.
Pressure washing
Pressure cleaners and water blasters use compressed air to pump water at high pressure, enabling more effective cleaning of concrete floors and masonry, stain removal and engine bay degreasing.
Fountains
Air compressors also control the precise release of water in fountains and timed water displays, as well as snow displays in shopping centres.
Scuba diving
Compressed air is what makes diving possible. Pressurised air stored in tanks allows divers to stay underwater for longer.
Paintball
Paintball guns are connected to air canisters that use compressed air to fire ammunition. Compressed air also powers air guns.
Cooling
Probably the most common use of air compressors in everyday life, refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners all use air compressors to chill the air.
Engines
Air compressors are included in vehicle engines for heating and cooling, as well as in air brakes for larger trucks and trains. Many theme park rides are run on compressed air.
Health
Compressed air has a number of uses across the health services, such as dentists using compressed air to clean away debris and prevent infection during treatments and hospitals delivering oxygen to patients.
Agriculture
Farms use air compressors to spray crops, power equipment, transport feed and grain to silos and ventilate greenhouses.
Air Compressor Safety
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