Two Stage Screw
Air Compressor Supplier
From the perspective of energy saving and improving efficiency, the use of a two-stage compression air compressor can effectively reduce energy consumption and bring higher power and gas value. For this reason, in screw air compressors, energy-saving two-stage compression air compressors have been introduced.
What is a two stage compression air compressor? The compression process is that natural air enters the first stage compression through an air filter, and is mixed with a small amount of lubricating oil in the compression chamber, and the mixed gas is compressed to the interstage pressure. The compressed gas enters the cooling channel and comes into contact with a large amount of oil mist, which greatly reduces the temperature. The cooled compressed gas enters the second-stage rotor, undergoes two-stage compression, and is compressed to the final exhaust pressure. Finally, the compressor is discharged through the exhaust flange to complete the entire compression process.
World’s leading cost saving solution with 2 stage air compressor
Long Term Return on One Investment
with Two Stage Air Compressor
A two stage air compressor produces higher airpower, making them a better choice for large scale operations and continuous applications. But, they also cost more, making them a better option for factories and workshops than for private use.
Regardless of the size of your project or scope of your operation, air-powered tools are essential to your productivity. As an independent woodworker or the owner of a crafts line, a two stage Sollant air compressor could drastically improve workflow and efficiency.
Why Choose Sollant
Two Stage Air
Compressor?
Sollant has its own unique design concept and better quality assurance.
- It works more efficiently than a single-stage compressor.
- Long term return on one investment with 2 stage air compressor.
- They are easier to maintain and repair.
- 2 stage air compressor saves time and energy.
- No idling time lost, no blow-off losses in normal operations.
