When your operation depends on compressed air, reliability matters. The dynamic range of Sullair oil flooded industrial air compressors help provide peace of mind at any step of your operation.
Uptime is key to a successful manufacturing operation. That’s why we make reliable, high-quality and energy efficient air compressors durable enough to withstand constant operation with minimal downtime.
Expect big energy savings with the Sullair TS Series of Two-Stage Rotary Screw Air Compressors. Our engineers looked at increasing efficiency with an intense level of detail and it paid off.
Built on the platform of the Sullair LS Series of Single Stage Rotary Air Compressors—which completely changed the game and has been in high demand since 2017 — the Sullair TS Series takes the proven performance and revolutionary Sullair LS package design into two stage compression.
Learn more about the TS Series
*Based on current (March 2024) efficiency data published in accordance with the Compressed Air and Gas Institute (CAGI) third-party verification program.
Designed for world-class efficiency, unprecedented ease of use and the legendary durability Sullair is known for.
Customers share their stories of how Sullair Industrial air compressor solutions contribute to their success.
Compressed air is widely considered the fourth utility. Used in more than 70% of manufacturing processes, your compressed air system represents a huge opportunity for energy savings¹. In fact, it is estimated poorly designed and maintained compressed air systems in the United States cost up to $3.2 billion in wasted energy costs each year².
Electricity represents more than 75% of the total costs of an industrial air compressor over its lifecycle³.
Increasing compressed air system efficiency is critical to help keep your operating costs low.
Sullair offers efficient capacity control options to help you only compress the air you need and none you don’t.
Spiral valve technology uses a variable capacity air end equipped with bypass ports along the length of the air end casting. Compression volume is varied to suit air demand by progressively opening or closing these bypass ports by means of a rotating spiral valve.
Closed bypass ports mean 100% of air capacity is being compressed
As the bypass ports open, less air is compressed
Sullair and our global network of Authorized Distributors can perform full system audits. These audits can help identify key performance parameters such as actual delivery to production, system reliability and quality of compressed air (ISO classes).
Common areas audits identify for efficiency improvement include misuses of air, inefficient system setups and machines not properly sized for operations.
Compressed air generates heat and you can reuse it for other functions in your operation such as make-up air or to heat your facility. This can result in significant energy savings.
Many Sullair air compressors are equipped with AirLinx® Remote Monitoring. This allows you to easily monitor your compressor from any connected device.
Also, Sullair Authorized Distributors are true compressor experts. They are ready to provide quick and easy service and maintenance which helps keep your compressed air system operating at optimum efficiency.
¹ Ochoa, R. Using ISO 8573-1 to Test Compressed Air: Clearing the Confusion. Compressed Air Best Practices. Retrieved from: https://www.airbestpractices.com/industries/food/using-iso-8573-1-test-compressed-air-clearing confusion#:~:text=In%20many%20applications%2C%20compressed%20air%20is%20used%20from,may%20impact%20product%20quality%20to%20general%20%E2%80%9Cshop%E2%80%9D%20uses
² Working with Compressed Air. Benefits: Environmental. Compressed Air & Gas Institute. Retrieved from: https://www.cagi.org/working-with-compressed-air/benefits/environmental.aspx#!prettyPhoto
³ Determine the Cost of Compressed Air for Your Plant. Energy tips sheet, U.S. Department of Energy, December 2000
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Sullair is prominently featured in the May 2020 issue of Compressed Air Best Practices magazine.
With summer here, most of us only want to think about sunny days, beaches, barbecues, and baseball games. One thing to avoid ‘playing games’ with is your industrial air compressor maintenance.
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