Six 1680W modules, a 320-liter reservoir and 10080W on 380V three-phase — the ten-kilowatt oil-free air plant for facilities that refuse to run out of air.
Factory-measured data for the 320-1680*6-320L six-motor oil free air compressor.
Values for reference. Custom voltage, plug types and tank coatings are available for OEM orders.
The 320-1680*6-320L oil free air compressor is the first machine in the series to cross the ten-kilowatt mark. Six 1680W pump modules operate in parallel on a 380V three-phase supply, charging a 320-liter reservoir and sustaining up to 850 liters per minute at 8 bar. This is compressed air planned the way hospitals and factories plan electricity: a central plant with capacity in reserve, feeding every chair, bench and workstation through the piping network.
Modularity is what makes ten kilowatts manageable. Instead of one massive block that overheats, six smaller units share the duty cycle; each stays cool, each is replaceable, and the system as a whole keeps delivering even if one module is taken offline — 5 of 6 modules still supply roughly 83% of nominal flow.
The air side remains completely oil-free. No lubricant reaches the compressed stream, so there is no oil carryover toward instruments or products, and tank condensate can be drained as plain water. For buildings already wired with three-phase distribution, commissioning is straightforward: a dedicated breaker, a cable run, and a pipe network — the machine does the rest.
How six small motors outperform one large one — and what that means on your floor.
Ten kilowatts split across six 1680W units: lower per-unit heat, staggered starting current, and graceful degradation instead of a single point of failure.
The 320-liter tank evens out demand from an entire department, holding pressure steady at the point of use and sparing the motors needless start-stop cycles.
10080W carried on three balanced phases keeps per-conductor current and cable heating low — the correct electrical configuration for continuous industrial duty.
The controller rides through supply sags on industrial networks, starting the modules reliably and shielding electronics from brownout stress.
Rated output is maintained from unheated winter basements to peak-summer plant rooms, verified across the full climatic test range.
Five independent protection layers — electrical, thermal, mechanical and pressure — hold motor burnout below 0.02% across the installed fleet.
Cold-rolled steel laminations slow heat rise, aluminum housings dissipate it quickly, Class F enameled wire withstands high winding temperatures, and an built-in thermal protector disconnects under overload.
A one-piece cylinder sleeve eliminates seam friction, so piston wear stays minimal and volumetric efficiency holds steady year after year.
What a six-motor, 320L central air plant delivers for each type of buyer.
Air for a dozen chairs and the sterilization room from one plant room, with enough headroom to add operatories without touching the compressor.
Oil-free construction means analyzers and pneumatic valves breathe clean air — no filter banks to maintain and no contamination incidents to explain.
A catalogue-topping SKU with a ten-kilowatt story competitors don't offer, robust export crating, and warranty risk anchored by a sub-0.02% failure record.
Flagship positioning under your own brand: custom colors, panel graphics, manuals and packaging, produced at practical MOQs.
Factories with an existing 380V board gain a central air plant without new transformers — installation is a breaker and a pipe run.
Sizing, plant-room layout and pipe-diameter guidance accompany every quotation, so the system performs to specification from the first day.
What buyers ask before specifying the 320-1680*6-320L six-motor oil free air compressor.