Drive Type: Diesel Engine

Air Flow (FAD): 400 cfm (11.3 m³/min) at 7 bar (101 psi)

Working Pressure Range: 2 – 16 bar (29 – 232 psi)

Power Output: Diesel engine rated at approximately 180–200 kW (241–268 hp)

Engine: Atlas Copco QEC diesel engine, turbocharged, aftercooled, Tier 4 Final / Stage V compliant

Oil-Free Certification: ISO 8573-1 Class 0 (2010)

Control System: EIP (Electronic Intelligent Panel) — Full-color touchscreen digital controller with real-time monitoring, remote diagnostics, data logging, multi-pressure setpoints, alarm management, and fleet connectivity

Cooling System: Air-cooled

Sound Level: Approximately 76–81 dB(A) at 7 meters

Fuel Tank Capacity: Approximately 250–350 liters

Dimensions (L×W×H): Approximately 3,500 × 1,800 × 2,100 mm

Weight: Approximately 2,900–3,400 kg

Structure: Heavy-duty skid-mounted frame with EIP console, roll cage, integrated lifting points, forklift pockets, transport wheels

Working Principle: Diesel engine drives oil-free rotary screw air end. EIP controller manages engine speed, air end load, pressure regulation, temperature monitoring, and all protection functions in real time. Data is logged and transmittable for fleet management.

Key Features:

• EIP controller — Industry-leading digital interface with remote monitoring, predictive alerts, and performance analytics
• 400 cfm diesel — Maximum portable oil-free capacity with off-grid capability
• High Work rating — Engineered for 24/7 continuous operation
• Class 0 oil-free — Absolute zero oil contamination
• Fleet-ready — EIP enables centralized monitoring of multiple units

Applicable Industries: Large-scale Painting, Shipbuilding, Offshore Oil & Gas, Mining, Power Generation, Chemical Plants, Heavy Infrastructure, Rental Fleets (Premium Tier)

Installation Requirements: Level ground, 1-meter ventilation clearance, open-air or well-ventilated enclosure. Fuel storage per local regulations. 400V power required for EIP panel (can be supplied by onboard generator or external source).

Usage Notes: EIP panel enables remote troubleshooting — reduces on-site service visits. Filter changes every 2,000–4,000 hours. Engine service per 500-hour intervals. Desiccant dryer not included in this variant — external dryer required if dry air is needed. Daily fuel management required.

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