1. Cummins Diesel Engine Power
Powered by a Cummins diesel engine, the compressor operates independently of the electrical grid. It provides an air supply option for outdoor construction sites, quarry operations, and projects where electrical connections are limited.
2. 22 m³/min Air Delivery
The specified air delivery of 22 m³/min, equivalent to approximately 777 CFM, supports equipment with substantial compressed air requirements. It can also supply multiple compatible tools when their combined demand remains within the available capacity.
3. 10 Bar Working Pressure
A working pressure of 10 bar provides an air source for compatible blasting, drilling, and pneumatic equipment. Compressor selection should account for the required pressure at the tool, including losses through hoses, fittings, and air treatment components.
4. Wheeled Chassis with Drawbar
The wheeled configuration and drawbar allow the compressor to be repositioned as work areas change. This layout is useful for projects with several operating locations within the same site.
5. Enclosed Body with Service Access
The outer enclosure covers the internal equipment, while hinged side doors provide access for routine inspection and servicing. External access helps simplify daily checks and maintenance preparation.
6. Ventilated Enclosure
Large side ventilation louvers provide openings for cooling airflow. Sufficient clearance around these openings should be maintained when positioning the compressor for operation.