23 – 29 kW screw compressors

This band exists for the plant that has outgrown a twenty two kilowatt machine but has neither the electrical supply nor the floor space for a thirty seven. Mechanically it shares the airend family of the larger machines, so parts, intervals and workshop knowledge all carry across.

The cooler and the fan are sized for the same ambient as the bigger units rather than being carried over from the smaller ones. That is the part suppliers usually economise on, and it is the part that decides whether the machine runs through a Gulf summer.

The frame, the mounts and the canopy are common with the thirty to forty five kilowatt range, which keeps spare panels, filters and seals on one shelf instead of two.

The same controller as the larger plant room machines, so an engineer who knows one knows all of them. Pressure, load, hours and the service countdown sit on the home screen and the rest is one level down.

Trend graphs are the part operators actually use. Watching discharge temperature and load percentage over weeks is how a bearing starting to warm up gets found while it is still a service rather than an airend.

Remote monitoring is fitted and free for the first three years. Alerts reach you and the engineer who covers your area at the same time, which is usually how a problem gets caught before it becomes a stoppage.

Kits follow the same intervals as the larger plant room machines. Consumables at two thousand hours, separator and oil at four thousand, and the full performance check at eight thousand.

Because the airend family is shared, so are most of the wear parts. A workshop that already stocks for a thirty seven kilowatt machine is close to stocking for this one as well.

We confirm every kit against the serial number before it ships. Air cooled and water cooled builds take different parts, and a model number on its own does not tell us which one is standing in your plant room.