Clean, dry and quiet

Published: 12-Feb-2010
Manufacturing

To meet the growing demand for clean, dry compressed air in laboratory environments for applications such as image analysis, the Gast Group's range of oil-less JUN-AIR air compressors offer an unrivalled combination of low noise levels, reliability, long life and low maintenance.

To meet the growing demand for clean, dry compressed air in laboratory environments for applications such as image analysis, the Gast Group's range of oil-less JUN-AIR air compressors offer an unrivalled combination of low noise levels, reliability, long life and low maintenance.

With decibel ratings as low as 47-55 dB(A) when housed in an attractive soundproof cabinet, models in the oil-less range have the lowest noise levels available, making them ideal for installation within laboratory environments and even in or near individual workstations.

To ensure the highest air quality throughout the lifetime of the oil-less compressor range, receivers are internally powder-coated to avoid corrosion. Adsorption dryers remove moisture to ensure 100% dry, clean oil free compressed air, with pressure dewpoints of -40°C and -70°C. The dryer is located upstream of the receiver so the receiver only stores dry air. Units feature a unique cooling system and wear-resisting piston rings, and are designed for 100% continuous operation up to 10 bar maximum pressure. Higher pressure units are available.

The Gast Group supplies leading instrument manufacturers worldwide with both standard and custom designed units. The range also includes vacuum pumps and the OF300 series, which is supplied as a combined air compressor/vacuum pump. DC versions are available for remote sampling.
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