Oil-free water-lubricated air compressors are used in many industries, such as: laboratories, dentistry, hospitals, optical glasses, electronic chemicals, pharmaceuticals, textiles, food packaging, beverage packaging, brewing, water treatment industries, etc., why so Many users will choose oil-free water-lubricated air compressors. Today, I will show you the advantages of oil-water-lubricated air compressors.
safety:
Avoid oil pollution in the system and compressed air, can purify the compressed air system, high-quality compressed air can provide safer production assurance, no trouble of condensate polluting the environment
Economy:
Single-stage compression, high efficiency and energy saving, and easy maintenance are the real saving air compressors.
Only need to replace the air filter, water, water filter. There is no traditional two-filter and oil and post-processing filter elements, reducing pipeline losses. Due to the unique water lubrication technology, the air pressure achieves ideal isothermal compression, and almost no condensed water is precipitated. In most cases, there is no need to add too much post-processing equipment, which generally saves 8% of energy. Abandon the cumbersome structure without temperature control valve, oil filter, oil separator, complex piping system.
Environmentally friendly:
No need for lubricating oil, no oil treatment, no special condensate treatment and purification, no need for special oil filtration treatment and oil-water filtration treatment All screw oil-free air compressor Workflow: Air path: Atmospheric air is sucked into the compressor through the air filter At the same time, pure water is injected into the compression chamber to cool down, lubricate and seal, and the compressed air is discharged from the machine head into the water storage bucket. .
Water path: pure water is drawn from the water bucket by the internal pressure difference, cooled in the cooler, the cooled pure water is filtered by the water filter and then sprayed into the compression chamber of the main engine to be compressed together with the gas. After the compression, most of the water flows back to the water bucket. Loop work.