Dual-pressure compressor
ANA has launched the Airman PDSF750 dual-pressure T4 air compressor, that meets the demands of industries requiring powerful, efficient, and reliable compressed air solutions.
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With an output of 750 cfm/100 psi or 630 cfm/150 psi, the ANA Airman PDSf 750 compressor addresses the needs of heavy-duty applications such as sandblasting, drilling and construction site operations. |
The Airman PDSF750 DP T4 air compressor has been designed with features to enhance productivity and minimize downtime. With an output of 750 cfm/100 psi or 630 cfm/150 psi, it addresses the needs of heavy-duty applications such as sandblasting, drilling and construction site operations.
Meeting Tier 4 Final emissions standards, the compressor offers an environmentally responsible option that does not compromise on performance. Its advanced engine technology helps reduce fuel consumption, providing extended operation and cost savings for users.
The durable design, combined with a rugged frame and weather-resistant construction, ensures reliable performance in challenging environments. An intuitive control panel and quick-access service points make it easy to operate and maintain.
The Airman PDSF750 DP T4 air compressor is a versatile solution trusted by industries that demand reliability and efficiency. From powering essential tools on construction sites to supporting critical operations in mining and energy sectors, this compressor delivers consistent performance across a range of applications. Its dependability also makes it an invaluable asset for disaster recovery and emergency response efforts, where reliability and speed are paramount.
“At ANA, we take pride in delivering solutions that genuinely help our customers achieve their goals,” says David Dickert, executive vice president of Sales at ANA. “The Airman PDSF750 DP T4 Air Compressor reflects ANA’s ongoing efforts to provide reliable, innovative equipment that not only meets the needs of diverse industries but also aligns with our commitment to sustainability.”