Ingersoll Rand gas driven two-stage high-pressure air compressor

Air compressor is a fundamental product of industrial modernization and the main component of pneumatic systems. It is a device that converts the mechanical energy of the prime mover (usually an electric motor or engine) into gas pressure energy.

In fixed locations, Ingersoll Rand air compressors are mostly powered by electric motors, but in construction sites that require frequent mobile operations and unstable power supply, diesel engines are mostly used for power supply.

Due to the difficulty in controlling gas as engine fuel compared to diesel engines and the lower relative heat value of gas, gas engines were unable to meet the instantaneous load requirements of air compressors in the past. In the field of air compressor power, diesel engines have always dominated. However, with the increasing maturity of gas engine technology and the popularity of natural gas stations, the use of natural gas has become more convenient and easy than before. The comprehensive replacement of diesel power with new energy and more environmentally friendly gas engines is about to become an irreversible reality.

Characteristics of Ingersoll Rand gas driven two-stage high-pressure air compressor unit:

Durable cast iron cylinder design, suitable for harsh working conditions100%continuous operation

Precision engineering components can be used in15000More than hours of trouble free use

Using Honda or Kohler engines

2Annual extended warranty and use of Ingersoll Rand synthetic lubricants

Advanced safety features of gas engines, including automatic start/Turn off the pressure switch to switch control and low oil level mirror