Who makes screw compressors?

The screw compressor was also licensed to most of todays leading manufacturers of air compressors, such as Atlas-Copco, Ingesoll-Rand, GHH, Kobe-Steel, Aerzen, Hitachi, Termomeccanica, Gardner-Denver, Tamrotor, Sullair and many others.

What types of rotary screw compressors are available?

We carry a variety of rotary screw types, from the QGS to the QSI. This positive displacement compressor features a piston and cylinder that work together to compress air. You have two options — a single-stage or two-stage compressor.

What is a screw air compressor?

As these screw air compressors are generally not equipped with any valves and have no mechanical forces that cause unbalance, these solutions can be extremely efficient for various applications. This is because a screw compressor works at a higher shaft speed and compresses a large volume of air with small exterior dimensions.

How lubricated rotary screw compressor works?

The lubricated rotary screw compressor utilizes rotors (helical screws) to compress the air. As the rotors start rotating, air enters from one side and gets confined between the rotors and the casing. Since the rotors continuously rotate, the air gets compressed and is released at the other end, while fresh air is drawn in.

How do rotary screw air compressors work?

Obtain a reliable compressed air solution for your factory with our rotary screw air compressors. The lubricated rotary screw compressor utilizes rotors (helical screws) to compress the air. As the rotors start rotating, air enters from one side and gets confined between the rotors and the casing.

What is an EN series screw air compressor?

ELGi’s EN Series screw air compressors are designed to encapsulate all functional components of the compressor within a common housing. With a small footprint, high reliability and low maintenance requirements, these compressors are ideal for industrial applications where size, efficiency and cost matter.