What is a Vanair drill compressor?

The Vanair® Drill Compressor modules are a compact solution to limited space requirements on today’s rigs. Available in a wide range of capacities, Vanair’s full line of drill modules are designed and built to meet the rigorous demands of water-well, geothermal, oil, gas, and blasthole drilling.

Who makes Vanair air compressors & generators?

Providing Mobile Power Solutions® since 1972, Vanair®, a Lincoln Electric Company, located in Michigan City, Indiana, offers the most comprehensive product line of vehicle-mounted air compressors, generators, welders, hydraulics, Electrified Power Equipment®, chargers/boosters, engine starters, and custom products in the world.

Does Vanair offer engine driven systems?

Vanair’s line of engine driven systems deliver rugged, heavy-duty, reliable, and efficient solutions to meet our customers’ compressor air needs. PowerFlex™ Modular Systems supply you with the power you need.

How many rotary screw compressors does a Vanair® have?

Vanair® has over 100 standard commercial models ranging from 10 to 1500 CFM and is available in multiple configurations to meet your needs. Utilizing the truck’s own engine for power, Vanair® underdeck rotary screw compressor systems provide you with the exceptional power your crew needs to get the job done where and when they need it.

How does Vanair® work?

Vanair® offers heavy-duty air power- on or off your truck bed- needed for stitching, piercing tools, winterizing sprinklers, and pneumatic soil excavation to get the job done. EXPLORE Vanair® provides air power to assist in delivering comprehensive maintenance equipment to the railroad industry.

How do you add oil to a compressor?

Turn the compressor shaft as the oil is added to prevent slugging. For compressors with an oil port, remove the oil port bolt and add half the required system oil. The remaining amount of required system oil should be added in the accumulator or evaporator on the low side of the system.