What is the mpa pressure of the gas in the general production workshop?

The pressure of compressed air used in general production workshops is almost the same, most of which are concentrated in the range of 0.6 to 0.8 MPa. You can understand that this pressure is about several times the pressure of tap water at home, which does not sound particularly large, but it is enough to drive all kinds of pneumatic tools and equipment in the workshop to work normally.

Some workshops may use a pressure of about 1.0 MPa because of the special equipment, but this situation is not much. The vast majority of ordinary production lines, 0.7 MPa is completely enough. The pressure is too low to carry the equipment, too high to waste electricity and easy to break the parts, so this range is just right.

Speaking of which, I have to mention that there is no oil and water lubrication air compressor. The air pressure produced by these two machines is very stable and will not fluctuate from high to low. Especially the water-lubricated air compressor, because the entire compression process is involved in water, the machine runs smoothly, and the output pressure fluctuation is particularly small. This is very important for equipment in the workshop that requires pressure stability.

The same is true for non-oil-water lubricated air compressors, because there is no oil interference, the air pressure output is very stable, and the pressure will not fluctuate up and down due to changes in oil temperature like traditional oil machines.

Another point is very practical. The gas equipment in the workshop actually does not require high pressure. Most pneumatic tools, air cylinders, spray guns, these things, work best in the range of 0.6 to 0.8 MPa. Therefore, when the factory selects the air compressor, it will generally be determined according to the actual needs of the equipment in the workshop, and will not blindly pursue higher pressure.

Oil-free water-lubricated air compressors have an advantage in this regard, that is, their pressure adjustment is very flexible and can be adjusted at any time according to the actual needs of the workshop, without causing excess waste.

To sum up, the compressed air pressure used in most production workshops is between 0.6 and 0.8 MPa, which can meet the needs of most gas-using equipment. The oil-free water-lubricated air compressor can not only provide this pressure stably, but also flexibly adjust it according to actual needs, which saves electricity and worry.