Empire Compressor Private Limited

Rotary Screw Compressor Oil is a specialized lubricant designed specifically for oil-injected rotary screw air compressors. It’s essential to the performance and longevity of the compressor, affecting everything from cooling and sealing to maintenance intervals and air quality.

Screw Compressor Oil is a specially formulated lubricant used in oil-injected rotary screw compressors. It plays a critical role in cooling, sealing, lubricating moving parts, and carrying away heat from the compression process.

A PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) in a Screw Compressor is a critical component used to control and automate various functions of the compressor system. By utilizing a PLC, you can optimize compressor performance, improve energy efficiency, and ensure reliable operation by automating load/unload cycles, pressure control, and monitoring system parameters.

An Air Oil Separator is a crucial component in an oil-injected rotary screw air compressor that plays a vital role in separating the oil from the compressed air. After the oil has been injected into the compressor to lubricate, cool, and seal the moving parts, it mixes with the compressed air. The air-oil separator ensures that this oil is effectively removed from the air before it is sent to the downstream equipment or the environment, ensuring clean, dry, and efficient compressed air.

• Available Power: 5 to 20hp 

An Air Intake Valve in a screw air compressor is a critical component that regulates the amount of air entering the compression chamber. It plays a key role in controlling compressor output, maintaining system pressure, and improving efficiency—especially during load/unload cycles or under variable air demand.

An Oil Cooler Radiator in a rotary screw air compressor is a critical component designed to cool the oil that circulates through the system. It helps to maintain the correct operating temperature by removing excess heat generated during the compression process, ensuring the compressor operates efficiently and extends its service life.

Auto Drain Valves (ADV) are essential components in compressed air systems that automatically discharge accumulated condensate (water, oil, and other impurities) from air tanks, dryers, filters, and compressors—without manual intervention.