The Haas 3-in-1 rotary-screw air compressor package – with the compressor and refrigerated air dryer mounted on the 52.8-gallon (200-liter) tank – delivers clean, dry air in a compact footprint that keeps installation costs low.

 

The 15 hp (11 kW), direct-drive motor and rotary-screw compressor can produce up to 52.8 cfm (1.5 m3/min) of air at 145 psi (10 bar). This is the perfect solution for small- to medium-size shops. It’s typically enough to run up to 10 Haas machines and still have extra capacity for things like additional pneumatic hand tools.

 

Power Requirements:
220 +/- 10%
198 – 242 VAC

 

12-month parts warranty from ship date, supported by your local Haas Factory Outlet; on-site installation, training, service labor, and travel charges will apply
 

• Turbo cooling design to keep the compressor cool
  
• Oil cooler and aftercooler are separate units
• Heavy-duty air intake filter
• Designed for continuous operation
• Compact footprint with 3-in-1 tank-mounted compressor and dryer
• Includes necessary oil and filters

 

Benefits/Features:

• More energy efficient resulting in long-term cost savings
• Great for shops with 5-10 Haas machines, plus small pneumatic hand tools
• Operates best under varying air demands, and when loads are below maximum 
• Provides consistent pressure to every device in your pneumatic system, within 1.5 psi (0.1 bar)

 

Variable-speed drive (VSD) compressors match the demand for air by varying the speed of the compressor motor. When pressure in the tank is low, the compressor runs at full speed. The motor runs at slower speeds once the pressure reaches a specific value, to maintain a constant pressure. A soft-start system greatly reduces energy surges when the motor starts. The variable-speed drive greatly reduces the number of starts and stops, as well as reduces the energy draw when running at slower speeds. Variable-speed compressors will always be more energy-efficient than fixed-speed compressors, but that efficiency increases when the compressed air drawn from the tank is more intermittent. Variable-speed compressors use electronic controls to limit pressure variation to as little as 1.5 psi (0.1 bar), providing more consistent pressure to every device on your pneumatic system.

 

Variable-speed compressors also typically have a longer life, because they are not always running at “full speed,” like fixed-speed compressors, which reduces stress on the components throughout the life of the compressor.