The difference between no oil machine and fuel injection machine

There are significant differences between oil-free and oil-injection machines in many aspects:

operating principle: The oil-free machine adopts oil-free lubrication technology and will not inject oil into the air when compressing air. The fuel injection machine will inject oil into the air during the compression process to achieve gas cooling, sealing and lubrication of the rotor.

Compressed air quality: Because there is no oil injection, the quality of the compressed air is higher, and there is almost no oil stain. The fuel injection machine due to fuel injection, will make the compressed air containing oil stains, the need for post-processing devices to reduce the oil content of the gas.

Maintenance: Due to its oil-free design, the maintenance workload is relatively small. The maintenance workload of the fuel injection machine is relatively large, because the oil and filter need to be replaced regularly.

Scope of application: Oil-free machine is suitable for applications with high requirements for compressed air quality, such as food and pharmaceutical industries. The oil injection machine is suitable for applications with low requirements on compressed air quality, such as industrial fields.

Energy consumption and noise: oil-free machines are usually more energy-efficient than oil injection machines, and the operating noise is relatively low. The operating noise of the fuel injection machine is relatively high.

Cost: The initial purchase cost of an oil-free machine is usually higher than that of an oil injector, but in the long run, the total cost of ownership of an oil-free machine may be lower due to its low maintenance cost and high energy efficiency.