Gardner Denver Reavell 5236, Operating & Maintenance Manual

Page 1: ...www gdhighpressure com INDUSTRIALS GROUP Operating Maintenance Manual 5236 Compressor M V A M Sales Order No 4072412 Publication No 98407 5877 v2 0 En...

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Page 3: ...AMENDMENTS ISSUE No DESCRIPTION DATE SECTION 1 NEW 09 10 2019 ALL 2 UPDATE GA VERSION B 15 04 2020 3...

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Page 5: ...TABLE OF CONTENTS Section 1 General Section 2 Compressor Section 3 Drawings Section 4 Motor Section 5 Control Panel Section 6 Equipment Data Sheet...

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Page 7: ...Section 1 General Information...

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Page 9: ...e failure to maintain this equipment in accordance with the maintenance instructions may invalidate the WARRANTY cause equipment failure create unsafe or hazardous conditions or result in damage to th...

Page 10: ...RDNER DENVER CONTACT DETAILS 3 7 WARNINGS CAUTIONS NOTES 4 8 HEALTH AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 5 8 1 GENERAL PRECAUTIONS 5 8 2 INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS 6 8 3 OPERATIONAL PRECAUTIONS 7 8 4 MAINTENANCE REPA...

Page 11: ...nation propagates to the entire unburned mixture and may cause a hazard Gardner Denver compressors are designed and manufactured to give optimum performance and safety together with long life and reli...

Page 12: ...authorised Distributor for revised or up dated information To ensure continued trouble free operation of the compressor it is important that periodic maintenance and servicing are carried out in accor...

Page 13: ...recorded below 6 2 GARDNER DENVER CONTACT DETAILS Address Gardner Denver Ltd Claybrook Drive Redditch Worcestershire B98 0DS UK Telephone 44 0 1527 838600 Fax 44 0 1527 838630 Email highpressure gardn...

Page 14: ...MENTS referred to in Machinery Directive 2006 42 EC Warnings call for attention to operating procedures involving specific hazards which could cause injury or death and are identified by the following...

Page 15: ...rating or carrying out maintenance on the station personnel must observe safe engineering practices and all relevant local regulations Gardner Denver cannot anticipate every possible circumstance whic...

Page 16: ...return valves cannot be relied upon for isolating parts from a pressure system A safety valve must be installed between any compressor unit and the isolating valve A pressure reliving device must be...

Page 17: ...egularly They must not be tampered with or linked out of operation Should the gas inlet pressure fall to a low level and the switch has been linked out or made inoperable there is a danger the compres...

Page 18: ...ce work Protect all items as necessary against the ingress of moisture if steam cleaning is undertaken On completion of any maintenance or repair ensure that no tools loose items or rags etc are left...

Page 19: ...ld be locked and or plugged to avoid them being left open whilst running on gas Operators should also be aware that the compressor is not guaranteed leak tight whether in normal operation or under fau...

Page 20: ...ents and any discarded parts or waste material of any kind make sure that there is no pollution to any natural water course drain system and that no burning of waste takes place which could cause poll...

Page 21: ...Section 2 Compressor...

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Page 23: ...C5236 MK2 COMPRESSOR V14 0 En INSTALLATION OPERATION MAINTENANCE MANUAL C5236 MK2 WATER COOLED COMPRESSOR...

Page 24: ...ll brands and all models Please note currently Gardner Denver technical support system is only for English speakers Technical Product Support Questions Fault Diagnosis Repair Guidance Service Maintena...

Page 25: ...K S 5 to 45 C Synthetic oil SYNTECK W 5 to 10 C Oil Type GD Oil Brand Working Temperature Synthetic oil SYNTECK S W 15 C Synthetic oil SYNTECK N 15 C To order spares To avoid unnecessary delay on all...

Page 26: ...ECHNICAL DATA GENERAL 5 2 3 TEMPERATURES 5 2 4 SPEEDS 5 2 5 PRESSURES 5 2 6 INTERNAL DIMENSIONS 5 2 7 LUBRICATION 5 2 8 COOLING 5 2 9 CONNECTIONS 6 2 10 RUNNING CLEARANCES 6 2 11 TORQUE WRENCH SETTING...

Page 27: ...SERVICE PLAN 20 7 1 GENERAL 25 7 2 CLEANING AND INSPECTION ALL STAGES 25 7 3 FIRST STAGE VALVES WITH SUCTION UNLOADERS 26 REMOVAL 26 DISMANTLING 26 REASSEMBLY 26 REFITTING 26 7 4 FIRST STAGE VALVES W...

Page 28: ...TH NEW HSK SERVICE PLAN OCT 2008 9 6 7 MINIMUM PRESSURE FOR SUCTION UNLOADERS ADDED ALTERNATIVE WATER VALVE ADDED FEB 2009 4 11 13 13 8 STANDARD WIRING TERMINAL NUMBERS ADDED MAR 2012 14 9 UPDATE TO G...

Page 29: ...um wear and maximum protection against moist air corrosion Recommendations are the result of extensive research at Gardner Denver Works and all responsibility for the use of an oil other than that rec...

Page 30: ...or vee belt transmission from a suitable power source such as an electric motor or Diesel engine See Section 10 for details of belt maintenance 1 6 RUNNING GEAR Main bearing bushes big and small end b...

Page 31: ...mulation of condensate Time between drainage cycles should be set to a 30 minute period with an approximate 5 6 second duration to clear condensates from the separators 1 9 SUCTION UNLOADING The unloa...

Page 32: ...ch signals the motor starter to stop and unload the compressor or if a run on timer if fitted the compressor will run in an unloaded condition for a period of ten minutes before being shut down automa...

Page 33: ...aximum ambient for radiator sets Contact Gardner Denver Ltd for lubricant duty restrictions 30 40 C Maximum water inlet temperature 37 C Temperature rise across machine 10 C to 12 C 2 4 SPEEDS Minimum...

Page 34: ...84 82 184 80 184 83 184 45 184 48 74 91 74 89 184 77 184 75 184 40 74 84 Cylinder Liner diameter 1 2 185 05 185 00 75 03 75 00 185 11 75 09 Small end bearing diametral clearance in conn rod in piston...

Page 35: ...Bolt Coupling Ring to Flywheel M16 M12 M12 M12 M16 M16 M10 M12 M20 UNF M10 203 95 95 95 235 235 55 54 121 162 55 CLASS B NON CRITICAL All figures 5 15 ASSEMBLY OPERATION SIZE NEWTON METRE Nm First St...

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Page 37: ...TED FROM THE HEATED AIR RE CIRCULATES MACHINE ENVIRONMENT IN MACHINE ENVIRONMENT It is imperative that the radiator fan works in a cool clean direct air flow and that there is a reasonable air gap aro...

Page 38: ...e clear of jointing compound scale swarf dirt or other foreign substance The system must be suitably braced to prevent vibration and coupling strain on the compressor Flexible suction piping should be...

Page 39: ...the compressor mains If one has been ordered details will be found in section 10 Trip arrangements should be fail safe to ensure that compressor will only run on full load for a short period without w...

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Page 41: ...U K USERS IS DRAWN TO THE HEALTH AND SAFETY AT WORK ACT 1974 CONTROL OF SUBSTANCES HAZARDOUS TO HEALTH REGULATIONS 1988 TAMPERING WITH SAFETY VALVES IS DANGEROUS AND ALSO INVALIDATES THE GUARANTEE Oi...

Page 42: ...ommended lubricant Replace plug Turn over the compressor at least one revolution by hand to ensure freedom of movement 4 2 START UP PROCEDURE Screw down fully the first stage suction unloaders Check r...

Page 43: ...Continue to check that machine is functioning correctly and not over heating Observe stage pressures and temperatures are normal Check for air water or oil leaks WARNING DO NOT TRY TO CORRECT LEAKS WH...

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Page 45: ...il until sight glass is up to high level mark Set stop valves in control pipework correctly Ensure trip circuits if fitted are correctly set Check V belts are in good condition and correctly tensioned...

Page 46: ...aders will automatically be left open For ambient temperatures below 0 C protect machine by draining off cooling water system unless protected by anti freeze After one week standing idle turn the mach...

Page 47: ...tightness 6 4 AFTER THE FIRST 100 HOURS RUNNING TIME ON MINERAL OIL Change oil filter If it is desired to use synthetic lubricant follow directions below 6 5 CHANGING OVER FROM MINERAL TO SYNTHETIC LU...

Page 48: ...X X X X X 4 Remove crankcase doors Door joints 4 X X X X X X Clean sump X X 5 7 4 Replace oil Mineral lubricant 20 Litres 3 X X X X 6 7 4 Replace oil Synthetic lubricant 20 Litres 2 X X X X Synthetic...

Page 49: ...valves Valve assy 2 X Inspect 1st stage pistons X 22 Deglaze 1st stage liners X 23 22 4 Replace 1st stage piston rings Piston Ring Kit 2 X X X Inspect 1st stage liners X 24 32 4 Service 1st stage pis...

Page 50: ...water pump 1 Joint water pump IN OUT 2 X X 34 Replace bursting discs Radiator Set 9000hrs Bursting discs kit 1 X X 35 Replace drain valve diaphragm Service kit 1 Joint drain to surge vessel 4 Screw se...

Page 51: ...MISSION 100 1500 3000 4500 6000 7500 9000 10500 12000 Task Preparatory Task Task Description Parts Provided Qty X 1st stage 1 X 2nd stage 1 X Surge vessel 1 X Test pressure gauges 1st stage 1 X 2nd st...

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Page 53: ...ble solvent and stiff brush Carbon deposits may be removed scraping with a soft blunt instrument e g a piece of wood WARNING GREAT CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN WHEN REMOVING CARBON DEPOSITS TO ENSURE THAT THE...

Page 54: ...engaging them with location pegs 8 Place middle lift washer 5 onto pegs Fit suction springs 4 with the angled arms pointing downwards Align the holes in the springs with location pegs Fit delivery sp...

Page 55: ...plate springs 5 Middle lift washer 6 Suction Valve Plate 7 Lower lift washer 8 Location pegs 9 Location pegs 10 O ring 11 Nut 12 Unloader Cap 13 Unloader Fork 14 Unloader Spring 15 Upper Body 16 Nut 1...

Page 56: ...ith location pegs 8 Place middle lift washer 5 onto pegs Fit suction springs 4 with the angled arms pointing downwards Align the holes in the springs with location pegs Fit delivery springs 3 with ang...

Page 57: ...valve springs 3 onto valve backing plate having first positioned them as follows Assemble the delivery plate springs 3 in pairs rotating one spring in each pair until the inner and outer circumference...

Page 58: ...Lower Body 2 Delivery Valve Backing Plates 3 Delivery Spring Plates 4 Suction Valve Plates 5 Suction Plate Springs 6 Peg 7 O ring 8 Nut 9 Upper Valve Body 2nd STAGE CONCENTRIC VALVE Note Valve is sho...

Page 59: ...ISOLATED ELECTRICALLY AND MECHANICALLY AND VISIBLE WARNING NOTICES DISPLAYED 2 IN ADDITION ALL INTERNAL PRESSURE MUST BE RELEASED WITH THE UNIT ISOLATED FROM THE SUPPLY AND STORAGE RESERVOIR AND THE W...

Page 60: ...moved from ports and control valves are set correctly Ascertain pipework is of adequate dimensions with minimum of bends check joint gaskets for correct positioning and size Check operation of pressur...

Page 61: ...ng Check clearances and renew as necessary UNUSUAL NOISE UNLOADED Piston knocking Check top dead centre clearance Compressor set up or pipework system vibration Check compressor pipework system is fir...

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Page 63: ...UMP VERSION D07 D102229 1ST STG COOLER ASSY D08 D102230 2ND STG COOLER ASSY D09 D102282 2ND STG RUNNING GEAR PARTS D10 E62272 CRANKCASE ASSY D11 E62273 CRANKCASE PARTS AIR MACHINE D12 E62274 1ST STG C...

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Page 65: ...P a g e 37 5236 MK2 COMPRESSOR V14 0 En 10 APPENDIX...

Page 66: ...MBE R COMPRESSOR LOG SHEET INSTALLED AT DATE INSTALLED DELY PRESS BAR PSI STAGE PRESSURES BAR PSI 4 3 PRIME MOVER TYPE POWER DRIVE 2 1 DELY TEMP C STAGE TEMP C COMPRESS0R TYPE SPEED SERIAL NO HRS RUN...

Page 67: ...REMARKS DATE REMARKS DATE...

Page 68: ...Central Quality Department Email quality redditch gardnerdenver com All parts to be returned to Gardner Denver unless otherwise instructed Should failed parts not be returned within 60 days of the da...

Page 69: ...For Gardner Denver Internal use only Warranty claim code original cause of warranty claim A Failures of GD product where reasons cannot be allocated to others B External Suppliers C Manufacturing D Go...

Page 70: ...INAL DELIVERY PRESSURE SWITCH CONTROL 1 2 CRANKCASE SUMP HEATER 45 46 LOW OIL PRESSURE 3 4 MOTOR ANTI CONDENSATION HEATER 47 48 4TH STAGE TEMPERATURE 5 6 DRYER 1phase L 49 N 50 SUCTION UNLOADING SOLEN...

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Page 72: ...and weight per compressor flowrate Greater air output from a 25 smaller footprint than the closest competitor Maximum Uptime Easy maintenance built in Single tool valve replacement Industry Leading E...

Page 73: ...Section 3 Drawings...

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Page 75: ...ESCRIPTION QTY 13 98650 1011 SAFETY VALVE 2 1 BAR 1 BSPP 1 14 C202291 HAND UNLOADER 1 15 U334 L 5236 DIAPHRAGM DRAIN VALVE 1 16 98288 1026 GAUGE 0 10 BAR 1 4 BSPP 1 17 98288 1028 GAUGE 0 6 BAR 1 4 BSP...

Page 76: ...tlet 1 NPT F TP3 Water In 1 1 4 BSP P hose adptor to suit 32mm bore hose TP4 Water Out 1 1 4 BSP P hose adptor to suit 32mm bore hose TP5 Condensate Outlet 1 1 2 BSP P hose adptor to suit 38mm bore ho...

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Page 79: ...Section 4 Motor...

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Page 81: ...Motors Automation Energy Transmission Distribution Coatings Low and high voltage electric motors Instructions manual for installation operation and maintenance of electric motors...

Page 82: ...if the nameplate data matches the invoice data and the environmental conditions in which the motor will be installed If the motor is not immediately installed it must be stored in a clean and dry room...

Page 83: ...been securely fastened before the motor is started Connect the motor properly to the power supply by means of safe and permanent contacts always considering the data informed on the nameplate such as...

Page 84: ...d protected against accidental energization Even when the motor is stopped dangerous voltages may be present in space heater terminals If motors are tted with capacitors discharge them before any hand...

Page 85: ...n as well as travel lodging and meals expenses for the technical assistance staff when requested by the customer The warranty service will be provided exclusively at a WEG authorized Technical Assista...

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Page 87: ...Section 5 Starter Control...

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Page 92: ...AUTOMATED POWER DISTRIBUTION ELECTRICAL MANUFACTURER SUPPLIER 12A WILLIE SNAITH ROAD NEWMARKET SUFFOLK CB8 7SU TEL 44 0 1638 669399 FAX 44 0 1638 669926 APD www apd ltd uk email sales apd ltd uk...

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Page 94: ...K6A K7A 10 9 1 2 23 24 E E E E E E E E E E E E 59A 60A 59B 60B S T O P G M E E R C Y N E MOTOR STOP START RESET FINAL OVERLOAD POWER ON COMPRESSOR RUN DELIVERY LOW OIL PRESSURE HIGH TEMP h P1 K8A K9A...

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Page 97: ...9 98650 1011 SAFETY VALVE T 2 1 BAR 167 98650 1185 6 3 SAFETY VALVE 167 Y 98650 3045 P S V 19 Bar G 1 2 IN 3 4 OUT 167 98524 1269 10 30 STD WIKA PRESSURE SWITCH 10 30 BARG G1 4 457 U231 K PNEUMATIC WA...

Page 98: ...i e regular usage every 3 months Note This dimension may only change a small amount during the life of the mount approximately 1mm 4 Any oil or paint contact with the rubber mount will affect the life...

Page 99: ...t is deflected from the normal by an amount equal to 0 015 mm for every millimetre of span length For example the deflection for a span of 1 metre would be 1000 mm x 0 015 mm or 15 mm In all cases it...

Page 100: ...nd belt release motor holding down screws enough to allow the adjustment screws to be free to slide the motor on its adjustment slots without it being loose Use method as described on later Note When...

Page 101: ...on Indicator 1 Calculate the deflection distance in mm on a basis of 16 mm per metre of span Centre distance m X 16 Deflection mm If distance deflection is known go to 2 2 Set the lower marker ring at...

Page 102: ...ing silicon sealant on joint faces tighten lock nut 1 2 Assemble diaphragm 8 and joints 4 to cover 9 and body s 2 3 Assemble complete assembly tighten setscrews 10 nuts 15 finger tight 4 Tighten setsc...

Page 103: ...0 1 1 4 C 200722 DIAPHRAGM JOINT 4 2 4 4 5 6 7 C 201981 VALVE VALVE PLATE ASSEMBLY HP 2 1 1 1 8 98210 1002 DIAPHRAGM 2 1 2 2 10 95006 133 HEX BOLT M6 X 75 LG 6 3 6 6 11 12 13 C 201980 VALVE VALVE PLA...

Page 104: ...a remote pressure supply i e suitable for desired working pressure 3 Connect suitable air pipe to Dome adjustment connector 4 Undo bleed screw 5 Allow air into dome until desired pressure is obtained...

Page 105: ...r 7 5 psi falling 98524 1122 AIRCOOLED GAZPACKS up to 0 1 bar 0 5 bar 7 5 psi falling 98524 1140 AIRCOOLED GAS Standard 1 bar 15 psi falling 98524 1169 AIRCOOLED IZAR up to 0 1 bar 0 5 bar 7 5 psi fal...

Page 106: ...ter A 4 Adjustment of trip pointer must be within range that has been pre set at Gardner Denver ltd before despatch but may be adjusted within this range depending on ambient conditions Note do not re...

Page 107: ...N COMPRESSOR MODEL 98288 1093 1st 5th STG DELIVERY 5450 5470 98288 1094 FINAL DELIVERY 5450 5470 TO SET TRIP INDICATOR POINTER FOR PART 98288 1215 The purpose of this switch is to prevent the compress...

Page 108: ...mption Part No Voltage Hz Current Inrush Hold PS2197 1 230 50 AC 26 VA 16 VA PS2197 2 110 50 AC 26 VA 16 VA PS2197 3 220 60 AC 26 VA 16 VA PS2197 4 110 60 AC 26 VA 16 VA PS2197 5 24 DC 10 watts PS2197...

Page 109: ...197 closes to unload and discharge all condensate through the Diaphragm Drain Valves See APP 138 for details INSTALLATION Technical Details Current consumption Part No Voltage Hz Inrush Hold 98650 165...

Page 110: ...outlet pipe Discharge pipes should be as short as possible and of such a size that the pressure developed therein not reduce the relieving capacity Ensure arrows indicating the direction of the flow...

Page 111: ...for different type valve arrangement from this information the valve set pressure can be obtained examples 98650 2073 is the base unit number 98650 2073 16 2 16 2 being to the setting in bar g wire lo...

Page 112: ...intrude into the case so long as the instru ment is vented to atmosphere 2 Explanation of the degrees of protection per EN IEC 60529 Degrees of protection against solid foreign bodies defined by the f...

Page 113: ...f up to 15 either side of perpen dicular 3 Protected against sprayed water Water that is sprayed at an angle of up to 60 either side of per pendicular must have no damaging effects 4 Protected against...

Page 114: ...s depending on the ambient temperature and the electrical conductivity Temperature in C Influence in 5 1 Temperature errors for unfilled and filled Bourdon tube pressure gauges A standard 232 50 30 in...

Page 115: ...mperature errors in hermetically sealed filled Bourdon tube pressure gauges Filled to 90 with glycerine Illustration 5 Filled to 90 with silicone oil Temperature in C Influence in Temperature in C Inf...

Page 116: ...ly not solva ble Influ ence negli gible Tech nically not solva ble 1 Hermetically sealed airtight case Illustration 7 6 Pressure compensation diaphragm As can be seen in illustration 7 formation of co...

Page 117: ...make modifications to the specifications and materials 06 2016 EN Page 6 of 6 WIKA data sheet IN 00 18 06 2016 Socket Blow out rear wall with pressure compensation diaphragm Connection shank Pressure...

Page 118: ...tch Settable hysteresis Description Model PSM02 screw in pressure switches in a diaphragm or piston variant open or close a circuit depending on whether the pressure is dropping or rising Two adjustme...

Page 119: ...e the appropriate ingress protection Standard version Case Steel galvanised Reproducibility 2 of full scale value Permissible temperature Ambient 20 80 C Medium 20 80 C Process connection Steel galvan...

Page 120: ...ineering at the time of publishing We reserve the right to make modifications to the specifications and materials Options Factory setting of switch point and hysteresis Case and process connection fro...

Page 121: ...standard and flow regulator models The valves are normally closed and flow is from port 1 to port 2 BRONZE BODY NO PART MATERIAL 1 BODY BRONZE 2 BONNET BRASS 3 PLUG STAINLESS STEEL 4 PLUG SEAL PTFE 5...

Page 122: ...WIKA reference number 213 53 63 Gardner Denver Part Number 98288 1001 98288 1002 98288 1003 98288 1004 98288 1005 98288 1026 98288 1027 98288 1028 98288 1031 98288 1032 98288 1077 98288 1104 98288 112...

Page 123: ...ing 5 Maintenance and cleaning Appendix 1 Declaration of conformity for models 111 xx 113 53 213 40 and 213 53 Installation with open ended spanner Operating 1 Safety WARNING 2 Description Model 111 1...

Page 124: ...thread d c c d to OPEN 20 C Ingress protection per EN 60529 IEC 529 Model 111 xx IP 42 Model 111 xx 40 60 C 60 C Attention Materials Model 111 11 Steel Model 213 40 Forged brass Installation GARDNER...

Page 125: ...Permissible vibration load at the installation site 2 2 4 Commissioning 5 Maintenance and cleaning personnel WARNING Appendix 1 Declaration of conformity GARDNER DENVER APP850...

Page 126: ...86 WIKA reference number 233 50 63 Gardner Denver Part Number 98288 1242 98288 1246 98288 1247 98288 1248 98288 1249 98288 1250 98288 1168 WIKA refere 8288 1264nce number 233 53 63 Gardner Denver Part...

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Page 130: ...r Slim Line Dial Type REF No 98288 1014 Range 30 oC to 60 oC To be supplied with brass pocket pressure tested to 500lb f in2 ALT Range 10 oC to 80 oC To be supplied with Stainless Steel pocket SM Gaug...

Page 131: ...ill lead to fracture of the system The capillary should be securely supported and clipped to wall or other solid surface and must be free from buckling and twists and have minimum bending radius of 60...

Page 132: ...5 20 Micron Plate Number 1404 Illustration Plate No 1404 All dimensions in mm s except where otherwise stated Operating and Maintenance Replace every 1000 hours and when changing compressor oil To Ass...

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Page 134: ...and weight per compressor flowrate Greater air output from a 25 smaller footprint than the closest competitor Maximum Uptime Easy maintenance built in Single tool valve replacement Industry Leading E...