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5. INTENDED USE
The oil-free compressor is used to generate compressed air using a piston mechanism. One of
the main advantages over a conventional belt-driven or direct-acting air compressor is the
absence of oil and lubrication, resulting in practice in lower maintenance costs, lower risk of air
contamination with oil particles, and lower noise levels.
In addition to common household and workshop applications, the compressed air from an oil-
free compressor can also be used to drive pneumatic tools, in the livestock, food, chemical, and
pharmaceutical industries, in laboratories, and many other fields.
Comparison of an oil-free and a conventional oil compressor:
Item Oil-free compressor Oil-lubricated
compressor
Lubrication NO YES
Oil filter NO YES
Air purity higher lower
Motor more efficient less efficient
Energy consumption lower higher
Noise lower (80 dB) higher (>90 dB)
Continuous operation more suitable less suitable
Failure rate lower higher
Operation at lower
temperatures
acceptable
unacceptable
(emulsification)
Note: The data above have been obtained by the
manufacturer’s own research.
This symbol means that the product should not be handled as regular
household waste, effective in all EU Member States. In order to prevent
potential damage to the environment or human health as a result of
uncontrolled waste disposal, recycle it responsibly to promote
sustainable reuse of material resources. If you wish to return a used or
non-functional device, please use the appropriate collection point or
contact the dealer from whom you purchased the product.