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Q: What is the moisture content standard of oil-free air compressor?
Answer: The standard of water content of oil-free air compressor is usually not more than 80ppm (water content per cubic meter of gas is not more than 80 mg). This standard is set according to national standards and industry standards to ensure the quality of compressed air and the normal operation of the system.
The water-lubricated air compressor of Shanghai Granklin Group is an oil-free air compressor that uses water as a lubricating and cooling medium without the use of lubricating oil. Therefore, the compressed air provided by the air compressor does not contain oil stains, and its moisture content also meets the relevant standards.
However, it should be noted that the specific moisture content may be affected by many factors, such as the model, specification, and use conditions of the air compressor. Therefore, when using an oil-free air compressor, it is recommended to regularly check the moisture content in the compressed air to ensure that it meets the relevant standards and requirements.
The above content is for reference only. If you need to know more about the moisture content of oil-free air compressors, it is recommended to consult relevant industry experts or practitioners.
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