How often do you change the oil of the air compressor?

The replacement cycle of air compressor oil varies depending on the type of air compressor and the conditions of use.

Generally speaking, the replacement cycle of air compressor oil is 2000-4000 hours, but the specific replacement cycle should be determined according to the operation manual and actual situation of the air compressor.

Regarding the water-lubricated oil-free frequency conversion screw air compressor of Shanghai Granklin Group, this product adopts water lubrication technology, which completely avoids the use of traditional lubricating oil, so there is no need to change the oil content. The following is a detailed description of the product: Structure and working principle: The air compressor adopts a screw structure, and the periodic changes of the working volume are formed in the casing through the rotation of the male and female rotors, so as to realize the compression of the gas. At the same time, the use of water as a lubricant avoids the use of traditional lubricants. Frequency conversion technology: Advanced frequency conversion technology is adopted to automatically adjust the operating speed of the compressor according to actual needs to achieve high efficiency and energy saving. Environmental protection and high efficiency: no need to add lubricating oil, no oil and waste gas pollution, friendly to the environment. At the same time, high-quality screw design and high-quality materials ensure smooth operation, low noise and low vibration. Convenient maintenance: simple structure, convenient maintenance, can reduce maintenance costs and downtime. Application range: suitable for all kinds of occasions requiring pure compressed air, such as pharmaceutical, food, electronics, chemical and other industries.

In general, the water-lubricated oil-free frequency conversion screw air compressor of Shanghai Granklin Group does not need to change the oil, providing users with efficient, environmentally friendly and stable air compression solutions.