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Permanent Magnetic VSD Two-stage Screw Air Compressors


Power: 22~250kw

Air flow: 3.2~61m3/min

Maximum working pressure: 1.25Mpa

Our PM VSD series compressors excel in energy efficiency, cost savings, and precise control. They adjust motor speed based on demand, resulting in significant energy savings. This reduces electricity bills and operating costs, outweighing the initial investment. With precise control over air output, stable pressure is maintained, improving productivity. Soft start capabilities minimize wear, lowering maintenance costs. These compressors adapt to varying air demands and operate quietly, making them suitable for noise-sensitive environments. Advanced control systems enable remote monitoring and control for enhanced convenience and efficiency.
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  • Permanent Magnetic VSD Two-stage Screw Air Compressors
  • Q : What is a two-stage screw air compressor?

    A : A two-stage screw air compressor is a type of air compressor that compresses air in two stages to achieve higher pressure levels. It consists of two screw elements or stages that work in tandem to increase the air pressure.

    Q : What are the advantages of a two-stage screw air compressor over a single-stage compressor?

    A : Two-stage screw air compressors can achieve higher pressures, making them suitable for applications that require high-pressure air. They are more energy-efficient and offer better performance in demanding industrial settings.

    Q : How does a two-stage screw air compressor work?

    A : In the first stage, air is compressed by the first screw element to an intermediate pressure. Then, in the second stage, the compressed air from the first stage is further compressed to the desired higher pressure level by the second screw element.

    Q : What are the typical applications for two-stage screw air compressors?

    A : Two-stage screw air compressors are commonly used in industries such as manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, and petrochemicals, where high-pressure air is needed for various processes, including pneumatic tools, automation, and control systems.
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