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Advantage Compressor 10 hp -240 Gal. Horizontal 230V/3 Ph

Item Number: CHAHR10D24D Supplier: INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIES AND SERVICE

Description

Advantage Series Duplex Reciprocating Air Compressor - 10 hp - 240 Gallon Horizontal Tank, 230 Volt, 3 Phase
**Please confirm power requirements when ordering.

The Champion Advantage Series offers a complete line of compressed air packages that meet any application. The Advantage Series has been carefully engineered to stand up to years of use. Every Advantage Series compressors arrives with up to six standard, pre-installed accessories.

Features

Heavy-duty two stage splash lubricated air compressor pumps
Multi-finned cylinders
Integral cylinder head
Intercoolers for cooling between stages
Reliable high flow disc valves
Oversized main bearings
Balanced crankshaft
Oil level site glass
Centrifugal unloader for loadless starting
0-300 p.s.i.g. air pressure gauge
Bucket high drain valve
Factory fill with ChampLub lubricants
OSHA approved belt guard
ASME code air receiver (pressure relief valve, service valve, drain valve, pressure gauge)
Vertical or horizontal configurations
Oversize inlet filter - silencers
Mounted magnetic starter
Vibration isolator pads
Automatic tank drain
Low oil level monitor

Warranty

Five years on the compressor pump against defects in materials or workmanship under normal use and service.
One year on head valves.

Extended warranties are available. Click Here for more information.

Product Specifications

175 P.S.I. Rating C.F.M. Delivery: 46.2
Approximate Weight: 1725 lbs.
Dimensions: 88"L x 29"W x 62"H
Motor: (2) 10 HP
R.P.M.: 740
Tank Capacity: 240 Gallon, Horizontal
Voltage: 230V / 3 PH

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