Ingersoll Rand Two-Stage Air Compressors

A two-stage model air compressor compresses air to an intermediate pressure in the first stage, removes heat compression through an intercooler, and comrpesses air to a final pressure in a second compression stage. Two-stage compressors are more efficient and are generally used for pressure above 100 psi (maximum pressure to 175 psi operation.)

• Two-stage design provdies 175 psi operation.
• Removable cylinders are easy to repair and provide even 360 deg. cooling, ehich helps eliminate hot spots.
• One-piece connecting rod for fewer wear parts.
• Low oil level switch provides constant protection.
• Centrifugal uploader ensures loadless starts, providing maximum starter protection.
• Finned copper intercooler runs cooler in even the most demanding conditions.
• Overhung crankshaft is precision-balanced to run smoothly and quietly.
• Splash lubrication is simple and reliable.

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