Characteristics
- Technology
- rotary claw
- Type
- air, gas
- Power source
- electric
- Portability
- stationary
- Lubrication
- dry
- Application domain
- industrial
- Other characteristics
- air-cooled, other gases
- Pressure
-
Max.: 2 bar (29.01 psi)
Min.: 1 bar (14.5 psi)
- Flow
-
95 m³/h (3,354.89 ft³/h)
- Power
-
Max.: 5.1 kW (6.93 hp)
Min.: 3.4 kW (4.62 hp)
Description
MINK MM 1104 – 1142 BP
Flexible:
application-oriented
Reliable
Nearly Maintenance-Free:
dry and contact-free compression
Mink claw compressors have been specially designed for the reliable compression of air and other gases. Modern Mink claw technology ensures an efficient and constant overpressure supply for numerous industrial applications of up to 2.0 bar(g). The output of Mink claw compressors is determined by the choice of motor. Motors may be selected to provide between 0.7 and 2.0 bar(g) as required by the application.
The contact-free operating principle of claw technology provides the benefit of nearly maintenance-free operation: None of the internal moving parts of the compressor come in contact with each other, so components are not subject to wear. Servicing tasks such as inspection and replacement of worn parts are eliminated completely.
The proven, completely dry-running claw technology of Mink claw compressor allows them to run without operating fluids in the compression chamber. The pumped medium is not contaminated, and may be used later without filtration or cleaning. In addition, no costs arise for the purchase, replacement and disposal of operating fluids.
Mink claw compressors are air-cooled, so no effort for the installation and maintenance of a cooling system is required. Their contact-free operating principle allows them to run very efficiently, and the volume flow remains constantly high throughout the entire life cycle.
The outstanding reliability and long service lifetime of Mink claw compressors are also a result of the contact-free and dry compression.
