Oil Free Air Compressor
100% Oil-Free Air: Expels from the air a chemical which to create good produce takes and purifies it.
Energy-Efficient Motor: Since energy is reduced, it means that the cost of operations in an entity or establishment is cut down.
Quiet Operation: Operates at a slow rate and therefore may be utilized wherever minimal disruption is desired.
Compact Design: Long-wearing, stable in size, easily accessible elements and that is all they require is, more or less, no care at all.



Adopting self-developed head, high-efficiency motor and independent heat dissipation system to ensure long maintenance cycle, low maintenance requirement, low operating sound and smooth operation.

Few moving parts, simple and solid structure, high safety, easy to operate, 100% oil-free crankcase technology, providing clean compressed air, independent casting cylinders, maintenance is more convenient.

Low energy consumption, small loss, lubricant saving, reliable operation over 8000 ~ 10000h; unique structure, long maintenance cycle, long service life.

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What makes oil-free compressors better for sensitive applications?
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Oil free compressors do not incorporate oil with the knowledge that that which contains oil will not be contaminated by airborne particles hence permitting high clean programs. This is very important not only in the food processing industry, pharmacy, and electrical gadgets selling centers.
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Are oil-free compressors energy-efficient?
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They do, they come with efficient motors that use less power in delivering their services thus lowering the general running cost in the long run.
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Do oil-free compressors require frequent maintenance?
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To answer your question, less complex in design, has no oil filters, has fewer moving parts in maintenance than an oil-lubricated compressor, and is time and money-saving.
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Can oil-free compressors handle continuous operation?
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Yes, oil-free compressors are appropriate in circumstances where one compressor can run for an extended time during which it doesn’t stop to cool because of heated conditions inside the compressor.