Screw Compressors
Probe’s prime screw compressors are the ideal air screw compressors for instrument air, paint sprayers, air tools, and blast equipment. Our rotary screw compressors come in a range of specifications to suit your needs.
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Probe Air Screw CompressorsProbeAir Rotary Screw Compressor BD 15 Kw / 8 Bar / 81 CFM / 380V / Dryer / 500L
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Probe Air Screw CompressorsProbeAir Rotary Screw Compressor BD 11 Kw / 8 Bar / 53 CFM / 380V / Dryer / 500L
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Probe Air Screw CompressorsProbeAir Rotary Screw Compressor BD 7,5 Kw / 8 Bar / 39 CFM / 380V / Dryer / 300L
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Types of Screw Compressors
Screw compressors come in two types: oil-injected and water-filled.
Water-filled screw compressors have no oil finishing and are characterised by their incredible efficiency, their sound insulation, and their ability to control pressure extremely well. Because of this, they use less energy than oil-injected rotary screw compressors, making them a popular choice for businesses.
Benefits of Screw Compressors
Rotary screw compressors are popular for spray painting, integration with machinery, and blasting for several reasons. Factories prefer screw compressors for these jobs because of these benefits:
- Efficiency – Screw compressors can run high-power tools effectively and energy-efficiently.
- Low-maintenance – Modern screw compressors consist of fewer components making them easy and affordable to maintain.
- Safety – Accidents involving screw compressors are close to non-existent! They are also relatively quiet, protecting the hearing of factory workers.
- Durability – Rotary screw compressors can run in extreme temperatures and are designed to last.
Probe’s premium screw compressors tick all the boxes. Contact us to find the perfect compressor for your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Screw compressors are a type of air compressor that uses a rotary-type positive mechanism to compress air. They are most often used where continuous, large volumes of compressed air are required, for example, in paint sprayers, air tools, or abrasive blasting machinery.
Rotary screw compressors compress air and move it through a one-way valve into a compressor element. Inside the element, there are two types of rotors. When they turn, they trap air between them and compress it. The air moves to the outlet to be used or is passed through a filter to remove oil.
