Rotary Screw Air Compressor w/Air Dryer, Air Tank Style Horizontal, Output Power 7 1/2 hp, Free Air Flow Rate @ Maximum Pressure 25 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 9.8 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 Compressor7.5 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 7.5 HP Rotary Screw Air Compressor with Dryer delivers reliable, continuous-duty performance with clean, dry air output.
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Features an integrated air dryer and 80-gallon horizontal tank, ideal for protecting air tools and systems from moisture damage.
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The rotary screw pump with synthetic oil lubrication ensures quiet, efficient operation at only 65 dBA.
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Built for industrial-grade reliability, it offers low maintenance, smooth operation, and long-term energy efficiency.
Q&A
Q: What makes this model stand out?
A: It combines a 7.5 HP rotary screw compressor with a built-in air dryer, delivering 25 CFM at 145 PSI for dependable, moisture-free air supply.
Q: Is it suitable for continuous operation?
A: Yes, the continuous-duty cycle and three-phase 460V motor make it perfect for nonstop industrial or workshop use.
Q: How noisy is this compressor?
A: It operates at a low 65 dBA, ensuring a quiet working environment compared to traditional piston compressors.
Maintenance Tips
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Replace filters and oil at regular intervals using only Ingersoll Rand synthetic lubricants.
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Drain moisture from the tank and dryer traps routinely to maintain air purity.
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Keep air intake and cooling areas clean to prevent overheating.
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Monitor operating pressure and temperature for early signs of wear.
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Follow a preventive maintenance schedule to ensure long-term efficiency and reliability.
