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Pneumofore launches Atex-certified K Series Gas Compressors

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Pneumofore has launched the new K Series gas compressors: the Rotary Vane solution for gas treatment and processing applications. With 2.5 to 10 bar(g) pressure and up to 2690 m3/h, the K Series cover the gas compression requirements of many industries, from the oil & gas and energy sectors to chemicals, from the metal industry to food processing and more.

Pneumofore launches Atex-certified K Series Gas Compressors

The K Series’ design meets the most stringent safety criteria. Moreover, these gas compressors are certified for extreme and explosive environments according to the Atex directive for Zone 1 (Atex II 2 / 2G). Their low rotation speed guarantees longevity and low vibrations, with significant benefits in terms of safety and for a low noise working environment. Their simple design, with few moving parts, ensures maximum reliability and reduced operational cost.

The K Series gas compressors handle a wide range of gases, including methane (CH4), ethane (C2H6), carbon dioxide (CO2), nitrogen (N2), biogas and natural gas. Each K Series compressor is designed according to the specific gas composition and application. For this reason, a full range of accessories and optionals are available according to the customer’s needs.

Pneumofore’s Rotary Vane technology ensures trouble-free operation, stable performance and the lowest Life Cycle Cost in the market.

Pneumofore K Series gas compressors are being presented for the first time at Achema 2018, held from 11 to 15 June in Frankfurt, Germany. Pneumofore can be found at Booth E42 / Hall 9.1.

Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/product-news/12062018/pneumofore-launches-atex-certified-k-series-gas-compressors/

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