How many kilograms of pressure is used for the factory air compressor

The pressure requirements of the plant air compressor depend on the specific application scenario and process requirements. Generally speaking, the pressure unit of the air compressor is expressed in "bar" or "megapascal (MPa)", but sometimes it is also described in "kilogram force/square centimeter (kgf/cm²). It should be noted that the "kilogram" here refers to the unit of pressure, not the unit of weight.

The common plant compressor pressure range may be between 5-13 bar (approximately equal to 0.5-1.3 MPa or 50-130 kgf/cm²), but this is only a rough estimate. In practice, different process flows may require higher pressures or lower pressures. For example, some light industrial applications may only require lower pressures, while heavy industrial or special processes may require higher pressures.

The water-lubricated oil-free variable frequency screw air compressor of Shanghai Granklin Group can provide equipment with different pressure ranges according to customer needs. These air compressors use advanced water lubrication technology and can operate without lubricating oil, thereby providing pure compressed air. At the same time, the frequency conversion technology enables the air compressor to automatically adjust the operating speed according to the actual demand to achieve high efficiency and energy saving.

If you are considering purchasing an air compressor, it is recommended that you first determine the pressure range required for your process needs, and then contact Shanghai Grankering Group or other air compressor suppliers to obtain more specific equipment specifications and performance parameters. In addition, the professional air compressor sales and service team can also provide you with customized solutions and technical support.