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Characteristics
- Fluid
- for gas
- Operation
- electric
- Priming
- normal priming
- Technology
- piston
- Mobility
- stationary
- Domain
- industrial
- Material
- stainless steel
- Voltage
- 24 V, 12 V
- Other characteristics
- lubricated, custom
- Flow
35.4 l/min
(9.35169 us gal/min)- Pressure
8.3 bar
(120.381 psi)- Power
Max.: 236 W
(0.32 hp)Min.: 108 W
(0.15 hp)
Description
Custom configured options available, consult factory for details
Oil-less operation (Clean air stream, less maintenance)
Permanently lubricated bearings (Optimum life)
Stainless Steel inlet valve (Consistent performance, corrosion resistance)
PTFE piston ring (Optimum life)
Die-cast aluminum components (Strong, lightweight, durable)
Coated steel mounted brackets with vibration isolators (Ease of component integration)
Wetted parts treated for corrosion resistance (Optimum life, consistent performance)
Dynamically balanced (Low operating vibration)
Thermally protected motor (Fail-safe operation)
Designed and tested per Agency standards (Fail-safe operation)
Inlet filter/exhaust muffler (Quiet, clean operation)
RoHS compliant (Green, eco-friendly)
Radiated Emissions Suppression
Dryer/solenoid equipped (Dry air stream, longer life)
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