120 Gallon Rotary Screw Air Compressor

Product Review

UP6-30 Voltage/Phase/Hz/PSI/CFM: 200 / 3 / 60 / 150 PSI / 112 CFM Boosting your company's profits was the main goal that Ingersoll-Rand had in mind when it designed the revolutionary UP-Series line of integrated rotary screw air solutions. The UP-Series is more than an integrated air system, it's a complete air solution designed to maximize the key drivers of profitability in today's business. The rotary screw air compressor has become the most popular source of compressed air for industrial applications. A major reason is its simple compression concept. Air enters a sealed chamber where it is trapped between two contra-rotating rotors. As the rotors intermesh, they reduce the volume of trapped air and deliver it compressed to the proper pressure level. This simple compression concept, with continuous contact cooling, allows the rotary screw air compressor to operate with temperatures approximately one half that generated by a reciprocating compressor. This lower temperature enables the rotary screw air compressor to operate in a ''fully loaded'' continuous duty cycle 24 hours per day, 365 days per year, if necessary. Its ability to operate for extended periods of time makes the rotary compressor ideal for demanding industrial applications. Features: -120 gallon tank -Reduced Maintanence: IR s patented belt-tensioning system simplifies belt installation and automatically maintains correct belt tension, thus reducing frequent belt adjustments. Our new spin- on separators reduce the time to service our units by 25pct. Our integral package prefilters increase cooler life and decrease maintenance expense -Lower Speeds: We heard our customers voice their concerns regarding the durability of high-speed motors and we responded. All UP-Series compressors utilize low speed, high-efficiency 1800 RPM motors for maximum durability and extended life -Fewer Connections: IR eliminated nearly 50pct of the connections with its innovative close coupled airend and separator. The new d