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News Release from: Boge Compressors | Subject: SF24-2 frequency controlled screw compressor
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial Team on 22 April 2005

Frequency controlled screw compressors
expanded

Implementing a frequency controlled compressor can provide one effective tool to assist in achieving reductions in compressed air related energy cost and save space.

Boge Compressors has launched the up-graded SF24-2 frequency controlled screw compressor which boasts space saving and energy saving attributes Implementing a frequency controlled compressor can provide one effective tool to assist in achieving reductions in compressed air related energy cost

The Boge SF series of frequency controlled screw compressors work strictly in accordance with the compressed air demand by producing the exact volume of compressed air at the pressure required.

Frequency control minimises idling time and evens out air demand fluctuations.

In the right application energy costs can therefore be reduced considerably.

SF series screw compressors can be integrated into any existing compressed air installation.

When used in conjunction with fix speed machines they can reduce energy costs significantly especially where there is a highly fluctuating demand pattern.

The up-graded model now integrates the frequency invertor, electrical cabinet and controller into the compressor station.

This allows for a smaller footprint producing a space saving solution especially where space is at a minimum.

The new SF 24-2 is available in the pressure ranges of 8, 10 and 13 bar.

Flow regulation ramps down to 25%.

Output capacities range from 0.44 - 3.05m3/min, motor power 18.5kW. Request a free brochure from Boge Compressors ...

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