Single-and Two Stage Compressors

Single-and Two Stage Compressors Specification

Power Consumption
1.5 kW to 7.5 kW

Noise Level
Above 70 dB

Air Discharge
7 to 35 CFM

Condition
New

Material
Cast Iron Cylinder, MS Frame

Power Source
Electric

Voltage
220 V / 415 V

Dimensions
Custom, based on model

Lubrication Type
Splash Lubrication

Configuration
Single-Stage and Two-Stage

Mute
No

Air Flow Capacity
200 LPM to 1000 LPM

Driven Method
Belt Driven

Working Presssure
7 kg/cm² to 12 kg/cm²

Motor
2 HP to 10 HP (as per model)

Starter
DOL / Star Delta

Frequency
50 Hz

Application
Industrial, Workshop, Automotive, Factory

Number of Cylinders
1, 2 or 3 Cylinders

Compressor Type
Reciprocating Air Compressor

Control Panel
Optional

RPM
900 to 1440 RPM

Mounting
Base Mounted / Tank Mounted

Tank Capacity
45 to 500 Litres

Cooling Method
Air Cooled

Single-and Two Stage Compressors About

Specification

Air Receiver	160 Liters
Compressor	550 RPM
Motor Power	3 to 40 HP,2.2 kW
No of Cylinder	2
Overall Dimension	1345 x 540 x 1085 mm ( L x B x H )
Free Air Delivery	256 M2/hr,9 cfm
Piston Displacement	360 lpm,12.7 cfm
Net Weight	205 kg

Technical Details

Efficiency and Performance

Designed for demanding environments, these compressors utilize high-quality cast iron cylinders and MS frames, ensuring durability and consistent output. The belt-driven mechanism and air-cooled system guarantee optimal functioning even under continuous usage, with noise levels above 70 dB.

Versatile Applications

From automotive workshops to large-scale industrial facilities, our compressors adapt seamlessly thanks to customizable tank capacities, mounting options, and operational parameters. The splash lubrication system further enhances longevity, reducing maintenance frequency for busy users.

FAQ's of Single-and Two Stage Compressors:

Q: How do single-stage and two-stage compressors differ in operation?

A: Single-stage compressors compress air in one step, suitable for moderate pressure needs, while two-stage compressors compress air twice for higher pressures, ideal for demanding industrial and workshop applications.

Q: What is the ideal application and usage for these compressors?

A: These compressors are designed for industrial, workshop, factory, and automotive tasks, such as powering pneumatic tools, spray painting, and general equipment operation requiring consistent airflow between 7 and 35 CFM.

Q: When should I choose a tank-mounted versus a base-mounted compressor?

A: Tank-mounted compressors are preferred when space is limited and portability is required, whereas base-mounted units are best for fixed installations where higher capacity and stability are necessary.

Q: Where can I install these compressors?

A: They can be installed in workshops, factories, industrial plants, and automotive service centers. Select a well-ventilated location with access to a suitable electrical supply (220 V/415 V) for optimal performance.

Q: What is the process for starting and controlling these compressors?

A: You can start the compressor using either a DOL (Direct-On-Line) or Star Delta starter, depending on motor rating. An optional control panel allows advanced monitoring and precise operation control.

Q: How does splash lubrication benefit the compressor?

A: Splash lubrication efficiently maintains cylinder and piston function, minimizing friction and wear, resulting in a longer service life and reduced maintenance needs.

Q: What are the main benefits of using a reciprocating air compressor with belt-driven technology?

A: Belt-driven reciprocating air compressors offer quieter operation, easier maintenance, and efficient performance, making them well-suited for varied industrial and workshop environments.

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