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Used Screw Compressors in Saxony, Germany

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    2010 BOGE S 20-2

    2010 BOGE S 20-2

    • Manufacturer: Boge
    • Model: S20

    ex Works, loaded free, truck Max. pressure 8 bar control voltage 24 Volt total power requirement 15 kW Number of working hours 39.819 h

    Eilenburg, Germany
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    2010 BOGE S 20-2

    2010 BOGE S 20-2

    • Manufacturer: Boge
    • Model: S20

    ex Works, loaded free, truck Max. pressure 8 bar control voltage 24 Volt total power requirement 15 kW Number of working hours 20.563 h

    Eilenburg, Germany
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    1995 KAESER Sigma Profile CS

    1995 KAESER Sigma Profile CS 91

    • Manufacturer: Kaeser
    • Model: CS

    Used screw compressor. Dimensions approx. 2400 x 1250 x 1500 mm Subject to change and errors in technical specifications, information, and prices, as well as prior sale.

    Riesa, Germany
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    1989 KAESER Sigma Profile CS

    1989 KAESER Sigma Profile CS 90

    • Manufacturer: Kaeser
    • Model: CS

    Used screw compressor. Dimensions approx. 1800 x 1200 x 1500 mm Subject to change and errors in technical specifications, information, and prices, as well as prior sale.

    Riesa, Germany
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    1992 KAESER Sigma Profile CS

    1992 KAESER Sigma Profile CS 75

    • Manufacturer: Kaeser
    • Model: CS

    Used screw compressor. Maximum operating pressure: 10 bar Dimensions: approx. 1900 x 1150 x 1500 mm Subject to change and errors in technical specifications, information, and prices, as well as prior sale.

    Riesa, Germany

Overview

Screw compressors are a type of rotary compressor that use a pair of intermeshing screws to compress air or gas. Known for their efficiency and reliability, they are commonly used in industrial applications where a continuous supply of compressed air is needed. They are quieter and more energy-efficient compared to traditional piston compressors.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used screw compressor?

Check the compressor's age, runtime hours, and maintenance history. Inspect for any signs of wear, leaks, or mechanical issues.

How do I ensure the screw compressor is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reliable shipping company that specializes in heavy machinery. Ensure the compressor is adequately secured and protected to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a screw compressor?

Regular maintenance includes changing the oil and filters, checking for leaks, and inspecting the belts and screws. Always refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance intervals.