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10:1 Air Pressure Booster, 3.5-80 bar (50-1160 psi)

ATO air pressure booster with 10:1 ratio, 3.5-80 bar gas inlet pressure, 80 bar maximum outlet gas pressure, 2-8 bar dirven air pressure, 410 L/min Maximum flow. Based on the air consumption of 1.0 M³/min when the driving pressure is 7 bar.
SKU: CCHN-APB-10
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CCHN 10: 1 air booster with high pressure, pneumatic power, air driven fuel and oil-free. Formula to calculate gas outlet pressure PB is 10Pa+ Pi, connection: gas Inlet / gas outlet PT thread 3/8".

Features:

  1. Compressed air driven no electricity required (connect to normal air compressor).
  2. ln order to extend the lifetime of the pump, the driving air pressure should not be higher than 8 bar.
  3. No airline lubricator required.
  4. Hydrocarbon free separation between air and gas sections pressures to 80Mpa (11,600psi).
  5. Wide range of models with different ratios
  6. Built in cooling on most models.

Specification:

Mode CCHN-DGD-10
Pressure boost ratio 10:1
Min. gas Inlet pressure PA 3.5 bar
Max.gas Inlet pressure PA 80 bar
Max. gas outlet pressure PB 80 bar
Drive piston diameter 160mm
Driven air pressure PL 2 bar- 8 bar
Max. driving air pressure 10 bar
Formula to calculate gas outlet pressure PB 10PL+PA
Connection: Gas Inlet / Gas outlet (PT thread) PT 3/8" (Default PT thread, please contact us if NPT thread is required)
Driven Airinlet Port G 1/2" (Default G thread, please contact us if NPT thread is required)
Max. flow at driven air pressure of 6 bar  410 L/min (at PA of 6 bar)
Weight 25kg

Dimension: (unit:mm)

10:1 air pressure booster size

Details

Air Pressure Booster Details

Tips: Where are CCHN air pressure booster application scenarios?

  • Pressure test with gas transfer and filling.
    (Ar/ He/ H2/ O2/ N2ICO2/ NO2/ CH4/ C2H2/ LNG/ ILPG/ CNG/ FM200/ SF6/ H2S etc.)
  • Charging of gas cylinder and accumulator with nitrogen.
  • Supply for isolating gas systems.
  • Gas assisted injection molding
  • Transfer of oxygen cylinders
  • Charging of breathing air bottles.