FS-Curtis OL Series Oilless Reciprocating Air Compressor

Name: FS-Curtis OL Series Oilless Reciprocating Air Compressor
Price: 7434.32 USD
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Available in simplex tank mount, simplex base mount, or duplex tank mount.

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Features

5 to 15 HP motors
230 or 460V options, 3-phase, 60W
100 PSI max.
12.3 to 52 CFM capacity
Magnetic motor starter
Automatic Start-Stop control
ASME approved air receiver and safety relief valve
Manual condensate tank drain valve
Metal intake filter-silencer
NEMA 1 electrical components
Tank shut off ball valve
Dial read-out pressure gauge

The FS-Curtis OL Series Oilless Reciprocating Air Compressor is single and two stage and includes an oilless pump with disc and spring valves. The pump includes 100% cast iron cylinders, cylinder heads, connecting rods, and crankshaft.

In simplex control, the compressor operates between two pressure settings via a pressure switch. At shutoff pressure, the compressor turns off until the pressure reaches the turn on pressure. This is standard for simplex tank mount units. In duplex control, the compressor operates in a lead/lag operation with an alternator switch to alternate starts between pumps. The compressor is also capable of running both sides simultaneously if one pump cannot keep up with the air demand.