Stationary piston and screw compressors, Page 6

The most powerful unit in the range, without a tank, for a compressor room with its own air receiver or a central air network. Four cylinders in two V pairs run at 768 rpm and...

A cast-iron unit for a workshop that already has a working pressure tank and needs a new air supply. The twin-cylinder unit runs at 1,276 rpm and delivers 340 l/min for blowing,...

A unit on a base frame for a workshop without a three-phase supply: it replaces a worn-out compressor on a tank that is still in good working order. The cast-iron twin delivers...

A three-cylinder unit on a base frame for a working tank with a valid inspection whose motor or compressor pump has reached the end of its life. The W layout spreads the...

The unit from the most requested class of the range, without a tank: for a compressor room or your own assembly on a working tank. The large-bore twin runs at 993 rpm and...

A three-cylinder unit for two workstations running at the same time, without a tank: for a compressor room or an existing air receiver with a valid inspection. The W layout at...

The quietest version of the smallest class, with a dryer. 64 dB(A), a −40 °C dew point, 75 kilos.

The middle class in a canopy and with a dryer. 64 dB(A), a −40 °C dew point, 79 kilos — the heaviest machine of the range.

The middle class in a sound canopy. 64 dB(A) for two to three chairs, a 30 l receiver inside, 72 kilos.

The strongest machine of the range with a dryer. 240 l/min and a −40 °C dew point for four to five chairs, 60 kilos.

A stationary diesel machine at fourteen bar with an electric starter and the two-stage B6000B pump.

The highest-output machine in the whole range. A Kohler diesel engine, the largest B7000 pump, working up to fourteen bar.

A stationary machine on feet with an electric starter. The largest petrol engine in the range, ten bar.

The high-pressure version of the stationary machine: fourteen bar instead of ten, otherwise identical.

The highest intake among the petrol machines. The largest B7000 pump, working up to fourteen bar.

The only machine on offer with a built-in generator. It supplies compressed air and electric power at the same time.

The smallest machine of the range on a steel base frame. Fifteen bar in two stages, without a vessel — the air goes straight into the pipework or into a receiver you already own.

The smallest complete assembly of the range: a two-stage airend mounted on a horizontal ninety-litre receiver. Place it, connect the supply and the pipework.

The smallest machine of the twenty-bar range on a steel base frame. Twenty bar in two stages, no pressure vessel — the air goes straight into the pipework or into a receiver you...

The strongest machine of the category: fifteen kilowatts and over a thousand litres of air per minute at thirty bar. Twice what the eleven-kilowatt machine gives.

A complete assembly: a two-stage airend mounted on a horizontal ninety-litre vessel. The machine arrives assembled — it only has to be placed and connected.

Two point two kilowatts on a base frame. The strongest machine of the range that still starts directly, without a star-delta sequence.

A complete assembly with a horizontal ninety-litre receiver and a direct start. The strongest machine of the range you can place and connect without dealing with star-delta.

Two point two kilowatts on a base frame. The strongest machine of the range that still starts directly, without star-delta starting.

The smallest machine of the category. The only one that starts directly — from four kilowatts up star-delta is a must.