7.5 kW • 3 phase
7.5 kW TryComp screw compressor
Best fit: Small workshops and first-time screw compressor users.
A practical continuous-duty upgrade from a piston compressor.
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Screw compressors from 7.5 to 110 kW
Compare typical applications, then let our team confirm the required flow, pressure, air treatment and installation package.
Important sizing note
Motor power alone does not confirm capacity. Final selection must use the manufacturer’s FAD at your required operating pressure.
11 kW • 3 phase
11 kW TryComp screw compressor
Best fit: Busy workshops and light industrial operations.
A dependable base-load option for consistent workshop demand.
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15 kW • 3 phase
15 kW TryComp screw compressor
Best fit: Growing workshops and small production facilities.
Well suited to sites with a stable daily air requirement.
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18.5 kW • 3 phase
18.5 kW TryComp screw compressor
Best fit: Growing factories requiring additional capacity.
Provides reliable plant air when consumption is relatively predictable.
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22 kW • 3 phase
22 kW TryComp screw compressor
Best fit: General engineering and medium industrial plants.
A popular industrial size for steady multi-machine demand.
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30 kW • 3 phase
30 kW TryComp screw compressor
Best fit: Mid-sized production plants and higher-flow workshops.
Suitable for consistent production loads and planned multi-shift operation.
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37 kW • 3 phase
37 kW TryComp screw compressor
Best fit: Industrial production and demanding duty cycles.
A robust base-load choice for sustained industrial demand.
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45 kW • 3 phase
45 kW TryComp screw compressor
Best fit: Medium factories and central compressed-air systems.
Designed for substantial, stable plant-air requirements.
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55 kW • 3 phase
55 kW TryComp screw compressor
Best fit: Heavy production and continuous multi-shift operations.
A serious base-load machine for stable industrial consumption.
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75 kW • 3 phase
75 kW TryComp screw compressor
Best fit: Large plants and centralised compressed-air networks.
Provides dependable high-volume air for a stable plant base load.
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90 kW • 3 phase
90 kW TryComp screw compressor
Best fit: High-output industrial and multi-shift facilities.
Built for demanding continuous-duty plant-air requirements.
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110 kW • 3 phase
110 kW TryComp screw compressor
Best fit: Large-scale industrial base-load applications.
A high-capacity solution where reliability and uptime are critical.
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Practical answers
Choosing a TryComp screw compressor
These answers cover common planning questions. Final recommendations are confirmed from the machine data and site conditions.
Why is motor kW not enough to select a screw compressor?
Compressors with the same motor power can deliver different airflow at different pressures. Selection should use the manufacturer’s FAD at the required working pressure.
When does a VSD compressor make sense?
VSD is most useful where air demand varies meaningfully. A stable base load may be better served by fixed speed, or by a correctly sequenced combination of machines.
What should be included in a complete compressor package?
A complete system may include the compressor, air receiver, refrigerated dryer, filtration, condensate management, electrical coordination, ventilation and distribution piping.
How much receiver capacity is required?
Receiver sizing depends on compressor control, demand peaks, acceptable pressure variation and the application. It should be calculated rather than chosen only from motor size.
What information is required before ordering?
Confirm FAD, working pressure, power supply, ambient conditions, operating hours, air-quality requirement, installation access and future demand.
How often must a screw compressor be serviced?
Intervals depend on the manufacturer, operating hours and site conditions. Dust, heat and heavy duty can justify closer inspection even before the scheduled service hours are reached.