Overview
GREELOY GA-84X silent oil-free Air Compressor is an ultra-quiet, ultra-clean design of air pressure equipment, using pure oil-free lubrication piston system and Nano coating cylinder liner technology, with low energy consumption, easy operation and other advantages, suitable for research institutes, laboratories, offices and other environments.
Features
1. Ultra-quiet design, with extremely low sound during operation, meeting the requirements for indoor use.
2. Pure oil-free design, the discharged gas is clean, ensuring safe operation and green environmental protection.
3. Low energy consumption, optimized ratio of pressure to gas production, automatic start-stop saving power and worry-free.
4. The core technology adopts Nano coating cylinder liner system, which is quieter, cleaner and has a long service life.
5. Optional drying sterilization Filter to adapt to different accuracy requirements.
6. Anti-rust lame plating inside the gas tank to ensure gas cleanliness and safe use.
7. Easy to operate, ready to use when connected to electricity, automated design does not require special personnel on duty, and air pressure is adjustable.
8. Appearance is fashionable and practical, and standardized operation can prolong the operating life.
Principle
Air Compressor adopts oil-free lubrication piston system, Nano coating cylinder liner technology implementation of efficient compression, automatic control of air pressure and start and stop, to ensure clean gas output.
Applications
Research institutes, laboratories, offices, student classrooms, families
Steps
1. Connect the power to start the Air Compressor.
2. Adjust the air pressure according to the requirements of use.
3. Automate work without the need for dedicated personnel.
4. Perform regular drainage maintenance.
Notice
It must be operated according to the specifications to extend the operating life.
Regular drainage maintenance is carried out to ensure the normal operation of the equipment.
Filter with appropriate accuracy according to industry requirements.
