Add the consumption figures for everything likely to run at once. A 1/2"impact wrench averages roughly 150–200 L/min, a blow gun 200–300 L/min, a packaging machine 50–100 L/min. Below about 700 L/min simultaneous draw, this unit covers the load comfortably; the 320L receiver absorbs the peaks in between.

Most plants with 380V three-phase distribution do not. You need a dedicated motor-rated breaker sized for roughly 10kW per local code, correctly rated cable, and earth bonding at the terminal box. Because the six modules start in sequence, peak inrush stays low enough to avoid soft-start equipment in normal installations.

Yes, in most applications. The advantage is not only cleaner air but also lower running cost: no oil purchases, no oil analysis, no disposal handling, and no coalescing filters downstream. Check that your tools and cylinders are specified for dry air, which standard industrial tooling generally is.

Drain condensate from the receiver daily or fit an automatic drain, clean or replace intake filters on a schedule that suits your dust levels, and periodically check belt covers, wiring terminals and safety valve operation. There are no periodic lubrication tasks at all.

A well-ventilated compressor room or a designated corner away from grinding dust and paint overspray works well. Keep clearances around the machine for airflow, provide extraction if the room runs hot, and bolt or chock the skid once positioned. We can review your layout before shipment.

The unit ships bolted inside a plywood crate on a pallet. A forklift or pallet truck handles the main move; the heavy-duty casters cover positioning inside the plant. Allow a suitable access route — the machine arrives fully assembled and skid-mounted.

The standard build follows CE machinery requirements, and we support certification needs for additional markets. Tell us your destination and we will confirm the documentation package along with the quotation.

Yes. OEM supply covers decals and colour schemes, control-panel graphics, receiver finish, packaging and manuals.