Hydraulic Compressor
DYNASET HK Hydraulic Piston Compressor converts the hydraulic power of a mobile machine into compressed air. It is a compact easy to install unit for powering pneumatic tools. HK is ideal in mobile use for drill rigs, tractors and excavators. There are models from 450 l/min up to 1000 l/min with up to 12 bar of pressure. Different options are available for the HK to work in all conditions and environments.
It can be installed anywhere on the machine where there is a flat surface. HK doesn’t require any additional air tank or container since the it is integrated into the frame.
HK is also available with additional hose reel that makes the unit even better in mobile use. No more tangled or broken hoses it makes the hose easy to store and keep in good shape
How does the DYNASET HK Hydraulic Piston Compressor work?
HK Hydraulic Piston Compressor produces compressed air using the power from the base machine’s hydraulic system. It provides the hydraulic oil flow to the HK’s hydraulic motor. The motor is connected straight to the piston’s crankshaft to maximize the power and efficiency. The piston creates air pressure that is led to the reservoir frame where it can be taken for pneumatic applications.
Productivity
The HK is compact and many times smaller than the traditional piston compressors with the same output. Having the HK on a mobile machine increases the machine’s versatility and utilization rate without taking much space. It is always close to the work site since it is integrated to the base machine and always ready for use.
Clean technology
DYNASET HK Hydraulic Piston Compressor is eco-friendly. Unlike the traditional compressors it does not require a separate gasoline powered motor to work. HK takes the power straight from the base machines hydraulic system. Thanks to the clean technology of HK, there are less natural resources consuming equipment and emissions at the worksites.
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For more information, please contact : PT Hyprowira Adhitama, as Dynaset's distributor in Indonesia.