Redistributing heavy-duty industrial air compressors made by leading manufacturers in India for industrial applications

You will find air compressors everywhere, be it in manufacturing plants, ships, trains, or hospital construction sites. It comes in various types to suit the needs of different applications due to its versatility. Aadiushmaa Engineers' exceptional after-sales service sets them apart as a market leader and the preferred choice among clients.

When it comes to industrial air compressors, our heavy-duty, robust air compressors are fit to handle any industrial job with ease. Our wide selection of compressors includes industrial air compressors, reciprocating oil-free air compressors, air compressors, oil-free rotary screw air compressors,oil-flooded rotary screw compressors, oil-free screw compressors, piston air compressors, and many more. Widely there are two mechanisms used in air compressors - Dynamic and Positive Displacement Compressors. For dynamic, the air pressure is increased by rapidly pushing the air or gas using an impeller and then reducing its speed using a diffuser. The positive displacement type has a cavity filled with normal air at atmospheric pressure, then this cavity is made smaller, and the same amount of air must fit in a smaller space which results in the air under pressure. These displacement-type compressors are more commonly used in industries, and they are further divided into - piston compressors, rotary screw compressors, and scroll compressors. As a prominent air compressor dealer, we deal in almost all types of compressors. We also deal in air compressor renting service, which is a growing business sector to rent out the air compressor for industrial applications. Our air compressors are best for any industrial use due to their robust design and powerful motor. Get yours today and experience the power of the air compressor for your industry.

How do Air Compressors Work?

Compressors are mechanical devices that squeeze air into smaller volumes. The compressed air is eventually released from the tank's opening. Imagine an uninflated balloon releasing its compressed air, which might then be used to create power. A motor provides motivation, transforming electrical energy into mechanical motion. It has a crankshaft, piston, valve, cylinder head, and connecting rod, just like a combustion engine. Tools of many kinds can be powered by compressed air.