What is a screw compressor used for?

Screw compressors are often used to supply vast amounts of compressed air to large industrial applications. The advanced technology allows the compressor to run continuously, providing a large output of high-quality air flow, perfect for demanding applications. Typical types of applications:

What is a lubricated rotary screw air compressor?

Lubricated rotary screw air compressors are used every day across the world in a wide variety of applications, from the small 2 kW model you may find in a garage or workshop, up to large 250 kW models where multiple machines used together can power a whole factory production line.

How much power does a rotary screw compressor produce?

CompAir's rotary screw range operates between 4kw to 250 kW (5 to 335hp), producing working pressure at 5 bar to 13 bar (72 to 188psi). Our range of injected screw compressors are available with fixed or variable speed drives. The benefits of both depend on the unique demand of your business.

Why should you choose a screw compressor?

One of the main benefits of choosing a screw compressor is that, in comparison with piston compressors, there are no valves or other mechanical forces that can cause the compressor to become unbalanced. This allows a screw compressor to provide quality air at high operational speeds with a larger flow rate, without compromising on compact design!

What is a regulated speed compressor?

Regulated speed compressors can efficiently and reliably handle the varying air demands found in most plant air systems, achieving energy savings of up to 25%. All models from 15 kW can be equipped with integrated heat recovery, to help recover the energy lost in heat.