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Find the suitable rotary screw air compressor for your operations.Atlantic Compressors Air have a wide range of oil-injected rotary screw compressor options to suit your business needs. From small installation right up to large industrial installations. Regardless of what type of compressor you need, we have options to match your requirements.
With years of experience in the manufacturing of screw type air compressors, Mark is the brand you can turn to get the help you need with your compressed air. Regardless if you need to run air tools, a car workshop or a major factory, we have the right solution to fit the needs.
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The compact and efficient MSS oil-injected screw compressor range ensures an optimized operating flow. This range of highly performing screw compressors provides a smart choice for high reliability. Equipped with an in-house belt drive system, this series guarantees easy maintenance and installation as well as user-friendly low noise operations.
Choosing the RMD gear drive screw compressor offers you higher performance for less energy consumption. Gearbox driven compressors are suitable for use with a variety of constant speed or variable speed drivers. Equipped with high quality elements for better reliability, this is the trouble-free performance you are looking for.
The RME (IVR) series offers highly qualified gear-driven oil-injected screw compressors. Its “All-in-one” design ensures easy installation and very low maintenance. Compact and solid in design, this gearbox solution offers higher performance for less energy consumption. Choose for the RME (IVR) series and provide your workplace with high class compressed air equipment.
The RMM was built to be your no-hassle, zero-frustration work floor companion. Our newest oil-injected rotary screw compressor comes with a direct gear transmission and also features an advanced controller with integrated connectivity to easily manage and monitor your compressed air system. The result: reliability, ease-of-use and limited maintenance from the very first moment you commission your new RMM.
How a screw compressor works is a common question we get.
The working principle of a screw compressor is that it has two rotors, a male and a female, that rotate in opposite directions. The rotors trap air between them, and as the air is forced upwards, it is compressed. That is the basic working principle of a screw compressor. To learn more, read our blog on what is a screw compressor.
Whether to get a screw or a piston compressor for your business or process depends on what you need your compressed air for, how much air you need and how often you need to use it. A piston compressor might suffice as a general guide for smaller applications with infrequent use, but a screw compressor is typically more helpful for more consistent demand.
Unlike most pistons, a rotary screw compressor has a 100% duty cycle, which means that it can have the compressor running continuously for more extended periods without stopping (of course, you need to size your compressor right in the first place). Screw compressors typically operate at lower noise levels than a reciprocating piston compressor. Our blog has an air compressor guide to help you better understand the right choice for you.
There are many types of compressor options to choose from; it is crucial to consider the size you will need as the size will relate to what volumes of air you need for your operations. You should consider the pressure you need for your application and if there needs to be a storage tank (also known as an air receiver) to manage your demand for compressed air. When selecting the right screw compressor, you also need to consider if you need a fixed or variable speed drive.
Also, consider the service and operation of a compressor and what it might mean to your business. Do you have enough resources? Do you have the proper service contracts in place? The best step is to speak to a compressed air expert first.
When buying a new screw compressor, it is easy to start with the price, but the best might be to consider the cost over the total life of the compressor. Owning a compressor can be like owning a car; regular service is needed, and it uses energy to run. So taking the time to explore the options, including variable speed compressors, can be the best deal in the long run. Contact one of the experts to get help to work out the best compressor option for your unique situation.
Our website may help you chose the best screw compressor to fit your needs. However, you might have questions about your complete installation or specific question about one of our models of screw air compressors. Feel free to contact us or request a quote. You can find your nearest office contact details in our contact section.
You can browse the selection of screw compressors here on the website and explore our other products such as compressed air dryers, filtration, and condensate management products like oil-water separators.
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