Oil-free air compressor should not use air compressor oil

Oil-free air compressor does not need to use air compressor oil in design. Through special design and technical means, this air compressor ensures that it does not come into contact with oil during the compression process, thereby providing oil-free compressed air. Therefore, under normal circumstances, the oil-free air compressor does not need to add air compressor oil.

However, it should be noted that although oil-free air compressors do not use oil during the compression process, some of their components (such as bearings, seals, etc.) may require lubrication. In this case, a lubricant specially designed for oil-free air compressors should be used instead of traditional air compressor oil. For example, the water-lubricated air compressor produced by Shanghai Granklin Group uses water to lubricate the air compressor head.

These lubricants usually have special compositions and properties to meet the lubrication needs of oil-free air compressors.

In general, oil-free air compressors do not require the use of traditional air compressor oil, but may require the use of specialized lubricants to ensure the normal operation and life of the machine. When selecting and using lubricants, follow the manufacturer's recommendations and instructions.