Compressor technologies

When the volume of a gas is reduced, this is referred to as compression. Fluid energy machines with which gases are compressed are therefore called compressors. The compression process is achieved by an intake volume which, at a corresponding operating pressure, reduces the gas in its volume.

ROTARY VANE COMPRESSORS, OIL-FREE

The simple design with only one shaft and direct drive results in robust, durable compressors with low maintenance and operating costs. These compressors work completely oil-free, with the individual compression chambers separated by…

SIDE CHANNEL BLOWERS

Side channel blowers generate low-pulsation blowing air through their internal “multi-stage” compression. The separation of the compression chambers on both sides of the impeller allows either single-stage, double-flow or two-stage, single-flow operation with only one impeller.

Claw vacuum pumps

CLAW COMPRESSORS

Similar to rotary vane and rotary lobe pumps, claw compressors are based on a static compression system. In contrast to rotary lobes, compression takes place internally through volume contraction.

ROOTS COMPRESSORS

The three-lobe rotary blowers work according to the proven Roots principle: two rotary lobes mounted in parallel rotate in opposite directions in a housing.

RADIAL COMPRESSORS

Radial compressors, also called radial blowers or centrifugal compressors, are a reliable, compact and safe technology in the vacuum and pressure range. These compressors are available in single- and multi-stage versions.