Rotary Screw Air Compressor w/Air Dryer, Air Tank Style Horizontal, Output Power 5 hp, Free Air Flow Rate @ Maximum Pressure 16 cfm, Maximum Operating Pressure 145 psi, Air Tank Size 80 gal, Phase Three, Input Voltage 460V AC, Air Dryer Included Yes, Pump Type Rotary Screw, Lubrication Type Synthetic Oil, Current Rating 6.7 A, Frequency 60 Hz, Maximum Speed 3,510 RPM, Duty Cycle Continuous, Sound Level 65 dBA, Enclosure Type Totally Enclosed
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Item - Air CompressorRotary Screw Air Compressor
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Air Dryer IncludedYes
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HP - Air Compressor5.0 hp
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Phase - Electrical3
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Input Voltage - Air Compressor460V AC
What Our Experts Think
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The Ingersoll Rand 5 HP Rotary Screw Air Compressor with Air Dryer delivers continuous, quiet, and energy-efficient operation — ideal for professional and industrial environments.
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Featuring a rotary screw pump with synthetic oil lubrication, it provides 16 CFM at 145 PSI, ensuring a steady air supply for demanding applications.
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The integrated air dryer guarantees clean, moisture-free air, protecting your tools and systems from corrosion and contamination.
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Its horizontal 80-gallon tank and totally enclosed motor design enhance durability while keeping noise levels low at just 65 dBA.
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Engineered for continuous-duty performance, this unit is a dependable, all-in-one air solution for shops that value efficiency and reliability.
Q&A
Q: What’s the main advantage of a rotary screw compressor over a piston type?
A: Rotary screw compressors provide consistent airflow, lower noise, and less vibration, ideal for continuous operation.
Q: Does the built-in air dryer make a big difference?
A: Yes — it ensures dry, high-quality air, extending the life of pneumatic tools and preventing rust in air lines.
Q: Is it suitable for continuous use?
A: Absolutely. It’s designed for 100% duty cycle operation in industrial and commercial settings.
Q: How quiet is it compared to standard compressors?
A: At 65 dBA, it’s significantly quieter than most reciprocating models — perfect for indoor or close-quarters use.
Maintenance Tips
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Check and replace filters regularly to maintain air quality and efficiency.
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Monitor oil levels and replace with Ingersoll Rand synthetic lubricant as recommended.
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Drain moisture from the tank and dryer periodically to prevent water buildup.
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Inspect belts and electrical connections for wear and tightness.
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Follow Ingersoll Rand’s scheduled maintenance plan to ensure maximum uptime and reliability.
