Industrial Compressors

The applications we serve include portable, stationary and oil-free compressors:

• Reciprocating (Piston) Compressor – Uses a piston driven by a crankshaft to compress gas within a cylinder.
• Rotary Screw Compressor – Employs two meshing helical screws to compress air continuously.
• Centrifugal Compressor – Uses a high-speed rotating impeller to accelerate and then decelerate gas, converting velocity into pressure.
• Rotary Vane Compressor – Relies on a slotted rotor with sliding vanes that create variable-volume chambers to compress air.
• Scroll Compressor – Uses two interleaved spiral-shaped scrolls to trap and compress gas.
• Diaphragm Compressor – Compresses gas using a flexible diaphragm rather than a piston.
• Turbo Compressor – A type of dynamic compressor that uses high-speed rotating components to transfer kinetic energy to the gas.
• Oil-Free Compressor – A design variant (applied across multiple compressor types) that eliminates oil from the compression chamber, critical for applications requiring clean, uncontaminated air such as food, medical, and electronics industries.
• Portable Air Compressor – A compact, mobile compressor unit typically based on reciprocating or rotary screw technology, used on job sites and in applications where a fixed compressed air supply is not available.