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15HP Rotary Compressor - Ingersoll Rand

Part #: 18004580

The Ingersoll Rand 18004580 15HP Rotary Compressor is engineered to deliver reliable, high-quality compressed air for demanding professional environments. Utilizing advanced rotary screw technology, this unit provides efficient and consistent air pressure, making it suitable for continuous duty operations. It is designed to enhance productivity and extend the life of pneumatic tools across various industrial and automotive applications.

Key Features

  • Efficient Rotary Screw Technology: Compresses air through oil-flooded, intermeshed helical screws for high efficiency and improved air quality.
  • Quiet & Continuous Operation: Designed for sustained use with low sound output, operating between 64 to 69 dBA, allowing for integration into diverse workspace settings.
  • Enhanced Air Quality Management: Features a tank-mounted air dryer for superior air quality, contributing to the longevity and performance of connected pneumatic tools.
  • Extended Coolant Life: Equipped with 9,000-hour / 2-year Ultra-Plus coolant, offering superior separation and reduced maintenance requirements.
  • Integrated Controls & Protection: Includes dual control (auto start/stop and constant speed control), a mounted and wired full voltage motor starter (standard 230-3-60V), and NEMA-1 electrical protection.
  • Durable & Serviceable Design: Built with an ASME-coded horizontal receiver tank and an electric drain valve, complemented by a low-sound enclosure and spin-on oil and separator filters for simplified maintenance.

Applications

This 15HP rotary compressor is well-suited for professional automotive service centers, body shops, manufacturing plants, and general industrial workshops. It reliably powers a wide array of pneumatic tools, including impact wrenches, grinders, sanders, painting equipment, and various shop air tools, ensuring stable performance for critical operations.

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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 31 July, 2015.