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What is the Difference Between a Screw Compressor and a Piston Compressor?
The main difference between a screw and piston (reciprocating) compressor is the way they compress the air. Screw air compressors use two meshing helical screws, while piston air compressors use pistons driven by a crankshaft.
Screw Compressor Types and Information
Chicago Pneumatic rotary screw air compressors combine proven design with superior performance. We offer screw compressors ranging in size from 3.5 - 400 HP (2.6-298 kW), as well as both fixed speed and variable speed options. Our smaller models up t...
30 HP Screw Compressors
By using a rotary screw element, the air is compressed in a stable flow efficiently. We have screw compressors available to all parts of the United States and Canada, to ensure you receive the right solution based on your needs. Our screw compressor...
15 HP Screw Compressors
By using a rotary screw element, the air is compressed in a stable flow efficiently. We have screw compressors available to all parts of the United States and Canada, to ensure you receive the right solution based on your needs. Our screw compressor...
25 HP Screw Compressors
By using a rotary screw element, the air is compressed in a stable flow efficiently. We have screw compressors available to all parts of the United States and Canada, to ensure you receive the right solution based on your needs. Our screw compressor...
10 HP Screw Compressors
By using a rotary screw element, the air is compressed in a stable flow efficiently. We have screw compressors available to all parts of the United States and Canada, to ensure you receive the right solution based on your needs. Our screw compressor...