Piston compressor QT seriesairelectrically-poweredstationary
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Characteristics
- Technology
- piston
- Type
- air
- Power source
- electrically-powered
- Portability
- stationary
- Lubrication
- lubricated
- Application domain
- industrial
- Applications
- process
- Other characteristics
- vertical tank, high-efficiency, two-stage
- Pressure
Max.: 175 psi
Min.: 0 psi
- Flow
Max.: 206 ft³/min
(5.83 m³/min)Min.: 17 ft³/min
(0.48 m³/min)- Power
Max.: 15 ch
(15 hp)Min.: 5 ch
(5 hp)
Description
Leading the industry with the most acfm per brake horsepower, the Quincy QT™ ensures more air while consuming less energy in the production process. A one-piece aluminum head optimizes strength and dissipates heat, while Quincy’s unique valve design provides the highest volumetric efficiency available.
The reciprocating Quincy QT is a standard duty air compressor designed to deliver more CFM per brake horsepower, ensuring the powerful, reliable performance you demand. Basic QT models include:
Quincy 5 hp air compressors including the 2V41C60VC and the 251CP80VCB
Quincy 7.5 hp air compressors
Quincy 10 hp air compressors
Quincy 15 hp air compressors
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