Compact energy efficiency
02/03/2011 BOGE Compressors Ltd
Boge has just announced the launch of the new CF series frequency controlled screw compressors. Part of the popular C series range, these new models provide a quiet, compact and energy efficient compressed air solution to the medium sized compressed air user with a fluctuating demand for compressed air.Like the recently extended C series up to 22 kW, the Boge CF series range has been engineered to generate high free air deliveries in continuous operation and in an incomparably efficient manner.
For maximum operating dependability and efficiency all essential components have been integrated into the compact module. This minimises internal pipework and reduces flow losses.
The new CF series is ideal where shift / production patterns create a fluctuating demand for compressed air. Built in frequency control continuously adjusts the volume flow to the actual demand ensuring minimised idling times and pressure fluctuations providing an energy efficient solution.
Boge has set new industry standards with the CF series models in terms of low sound pressure levels - from 63 dB(A) - making them very quiet in operation as well as offering increased compressed air outputs.
A compact design also keeps installation space requirements to a minimum with a required surface area of less than 1 square metre.
The frequency controlled belt driven CF series models up to 22 kW are highly energy efficient, extremely quiet in operation and require only a minimum footprint. Available in the standard pressure of 8, 10 and 13 bar. Output capacities range from 0.47 - 3.62 m3/min and motor power 15 to 22 kW. The CF range is also available with an integrated refrigerant dryer (CDF).
For more information visit www.boge.co.uk.
BOGE Compressors Ltd., Rastrick Common, Brighouse, West Yorkshire, HD6 3DR
Tel: +44 (0) 1484 719921 Fax: +44 (0) 1484 712516
E-mail: uk@boge.com
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