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The Hanbell air compressor unit, manufactured by Shanghai Hanbell Precise Machinery Co., Ltd., is a core component of screw-type air compressors and represents advanced engineering in the field of industrial compressed air systems. Known for its high efficiency, reliability, and innovative design, the Hanbell unit is widely used across various industries.
Technical Parameters
| Model | Power (kW) | Rotating speed (rpm) | Air Delivery (m3/min) | Shaft power (kW) | Specific power (kW/m3/min) | S.F. | Dimension(mm) | Weight(kg) |
| AA-600R | 55 | 2950 | 9.1 | 57.6 | 6.3 | 1.05 | 674*353*299 | 180 |
High Efficiency
The male rotor has 5 teeth, the femalerotor has 6. This tooth combination can improve energy efficiency, and decrease excessive fluid backflow, due tothe similar circumference speed ratio of the two rotors.
Tightness
When the internal leakage losses frombackflow of the compressed air through the gap betweenthe rotors and the housing is kept as low as possible.
Low vibration, long service life
We use high-preci-sion-manufactures rotors, which guarantee HB Airend longbearing service life and low vibrations.
Energy Efficiency: Reduced operational costs due to optimized rotor design and precise manufacturing.
Durability: Robust construction and premium components ensure extended lifespan and reliable performance.
Low Maintenance: Modular design simplifies servicing and reduces downtime.
Industry Recognition: Hanbell units are trusted by global compressor manufacturers and end-users for their quality and performance.
Applications
Oil-Injected Series
A versatile range for general industrial use, offering power from several kW to hundreds of kW.
Permanent Magnet Variable Frequency Series
Integrates a permanent magnet synchronous motor with the compressor unit, enabling IE4/IE5 efficiency levels and significant energy savings through variable speed control.
Oil-Free Screw Units
Designed for critical applications requiring 100% oil-free air (e.g., food, pharmaceuticals, electronics), utilizing timing gears to prevent rotor contact.
The Hanbell air compressor unit, manufactured by Shanghai Hanbell Precise Machinery Co., Ltd., is a core component of screw-type air compressors and represents advanced engineering in the field of industrial compressed air systems. Known for its high efficiency, reliability, and innovative design, the Hanbell unit is widely used across various industries.
Technical Parameters
| Model | Power (kW) | Rotating speed (rpm) | Air Delivery (m3/min) | Shaft power (kW) | Specific power (kW/m3/min) | S.F. | Dimension(mm) | Weight(kg) |
| AA-600R | 55 | 2950 | 9.1 | 57.6 | 6.3 | 1.05 | 674*353*299 | 180 |
High Efficiency
The male rotor has 5 teeth, the femalerotor has 6. This tooth combination can improve energy efficiency, and decrease excessive fluid backflow, due tothe similar circumference speed ratio of the two rotors.
Tightness
When the internal leakage losses frombackflow of the compressed air through the gap betweenthe rotors and the housing is kept as low as possible.
Low vibration, long service life
We use high-preci-sion-manufactures rotors, which guarantee HB Airend longbearing service life and low vibrations.
Energy Efficiency: Reduced operational costs due to optimized rotor design and precise manufacturing.
Durability: Robust construction and premium components ensure extended lifespan and reliable performance.
Low Maintenance: Modular design simplifies servicing and reduces downtime.
Industry Recognition: Hanbell units are trusted by global compressor manufacturers and end-users for their quality and performance.
Applications
Oil-Injected Series
A versatile range for general industrial use, offering power from several kW to hundreds of kW.
Permanent Magnet Variable Frequency Series
Integrates a permanent magnet synchronous motor with the compressor unit, enabling IE4/IE5 efficiency levels and significant energy savings through variable speed control.
Oil-Free Screw Units
Designed for critical applications requiring 100% oil-free air (e.g., food, pharmaceuticals, electronics), utilizing timing gears to prevent rotor contact.
