Understand the difference between piston vs screw compressor. Learn the benefits of each type of compressor to make the right decision for your needs. Here are some features to consider:
With all that being said, you can understand why more often than not, a screw compressor is a better choice for pneumatic systems. What always entices the piston buyer is the low cost. However, it should be noted that the lower-cost option is ideal only for specific environments.
PISTONS
These are typical to low-duty cycle applications or very harsh environments. They are generally more cost-effective at the time of initial buying.
Use a Piston compressor for:
Remote location workshops
Small, low-volume tyre shop or mechanical workshop
Farm machinery shed / workshop
Small service station
Cement batching plants – dusty workspaces
If you are debating between a screw or a piston compressor for your business operations, reach out to our pneumatics experts. We are happy to share the knowledge and offer a free custom consultation for your workspace.
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