Benefits of Rotary Screw Compressors
A rotary screw air compressor has many benefits and will bring many positive effects to your business operation whatever sector you operate in.
Energy efficiency – Air compressor operation takes a lot of energy consumption, so any reduction will make a big difference to your business’s energy costs. Rotary screw compressors use less energy to run than the old piston compressors for example, which means you can reduce your running costs and get an even greater ROI.
Low noise – As rotary screw air compressors have no mechanical elements, they’re the quietest compressors on the market. Many have noise levels that are roughly the same as normal conversations which means operators won’t need to wear ear protection as a result of working close to the compressor. Their quiet operation makes them ideal if you need them to be located at the point of use. Click here to find out more about our range of quiet air compressors.
Continuous airflow – Without a piston, rotary screw air compressors do not have a duty cycle and can therefore run continuously.
Work in extremes – With the right level of maintenance, screw compressors can withstand a higher level of challenging conditions and temperatures than piston or vane compressors.
Low maintenance – The rotary screw compressor has very few moving parts. Without valves, pistons, rings or connecting rods that are subject to wear and tear, there’s very little to go wrong. This means they don’t require a lot of maintenance and therefore have long service intervals, not only driving down servicing costs but also production downtime.
Longevity – Rotary screw compressors are built to last. Treated properly and with scheduled servicing and regular maintenance, they will work at full capacity for many years, making them a great investment for your business.
Smaller footprint – A rotary screw compressor is smaller than its piston compressor counterpart, meaning it takes up less space.