High pressure boosters for an efficient compressed air supply
This complete system has it all: With a design featuring a footprint approximately half the size of their predecessors, CN C and DN C series boosters look as good on the inside as they do on the outside. The component layout not only ensures optimization of the cooling air flow, but also provides improved maintenance access.
The SIGMA CONTROL 2 controller provides multiple monitoring and control options with an assortment of interfaces, and is fully compatible with master control systems for dynamic control.
On SFC versions of the DN C series, compressor flow rate is matched to the actual air demand of the application in question, which means that only as much energy is consumed as is needed to produce the exact amount of compressed air required.
CN C series performance parameters:
- 10 - 30 hp
- Initial pressure: 45 – 190 psi
- Final pressure: 145 – 650 psi
- Flow rate: 27 - 283 cfm
DN C series performance parameters:
- 30 - 60 hp
- Initial pressure: 45 - 190 psi
- Final pressure: 145 - 650 psi
- Flow rate: 80 - 882 cfm
Optional features:
High pressure boosters are available as air or water-cooled versions. CN C series high-pressure boosters are delivered as standard with air-cooling. A version equipped for nitrogen compression, sealed to prevent outside air from penetrating, is also available (N2 version).
Applications:
PET bottle production, process air applications, nitrogen generation, high pressure for testing facilities, e.g. for pressure tests, burst pressure tests, and pulse tests (on brakes, coolers, etc.).
Your benefits:
- Compact footprint:
This unique, space-saving system is compact yet powerful, therefore no need to compromise on performance, reliability or energy efficiency!
- Minimal installation effort:
DN C and CN C boosters are delivered ready for connection to a power supply. The systems can be configured for a large number of applications, including self-monitoring applications.
- Service cost savings:
due to a design offering access from the front of the unit. This component layout reduces the effort required for maintenance tasks, such as belt changes.