What is a High Pressure Air Booster?
A particular kind of air compressor that generates medium- or high-pressure air and gas is called a high-pressure air booster. For applications requiring higher pressure, it increases the pressure of previously compressed gas or air to up to 1000 bar. A booster usually operates in combination with a typical air compressor1. These boosters are used in many different industries where more air pressure is required. They might operate in the manufacturing, automotive, or energy industries.
Features and Specifiactions of High Pressure Air Booster
Features
Specification
Spare Parts Used in High Pressure Air Booster
Air Filter
Crank case and crank Shaft
Cylinder
Piston Ring
Valves
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Applications of High Pressure Air Booster
Used for operating high-pressure pneumatic tools and machinery in manufacturing plants, such as stamping presses, injection molding machines, and high-pressure cleaning systems.
Essential for testing high-pressure systems and components in aerospace manufacturing and maintenance facilities, including hydraulic systems, flight control actuators, and landing gear.
Boosts air pressure for specific high-pressure applications in automotive manufacturing, such as leak testing, tire inflation, and brake system testing.
Enhances pneumatic systems in oil and gas operations for tasks such as pipeline testing, well stimulation, and gas compression in production and processing facilities.
Provides high-pressure air for various testing protocols in research and development laboratories, certification agencies, and quality control departments across industries.