Air Compressors Motor

Air compressors and motors:

Several plant subsystems rely on station air compressors and motors to supply filtered, compressed air for general use. For instrumentation systems, maintaining a steady supply of filtered, dried, oil-free compressed air is crucial for controlling many plant processes.

As with many industrial air compressors, energy consumption can be high, while high speeds, temperatures and pressures present many maintenance and reliability challenges.

Air Compressor Motors Single Phase:

These high quality motors are designed to meet the high torque requirements of air compressor loads. Ball bearing designs and manual reset thermal protection are features on some ratings. These heavy duty motors are rolled steel. Special electrical and mechanical features ensure reliable service and long service life. Direct replacement for selected air compressors, including Dayton, Speed Aire, Ingersoll Rand, Campbell Hausfeld, Sanborn, Champion, Coleman, Quincy and others. High breakdown torque ensures long, dependable service. Remember, our price includes delivery to your door. You can pay more but you won’t buy a better motor anywhere.

Standard Features

230 volt Single Phase
Capacitor Start
Standard NEMA Frame
Industrial Gauge Steel Frame
High Torque Design
ODP Enclosure

An air compressor motor provides power to the compressor head. In turn, the compressor head compresses and forces quantities of air either into the storage tank or directly through an airline. Essentially, the compressor motor is like the heart of an air compressor. An air compressor without a motor is like a car without an engine. Although there are numerous types of air compressors on the market, the majority of compressors still have three basic components: the motor, the head, and the storage tank.