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Generating oil-free air in a whisper
01 February 2017
BOGE has completed its EO series of quiet, oil-free scroll compressors by adding two new models – the EO11D and EO16 – one with an integrated dryer, the other a triple unit with high flexibility.

All EO series compressors are characterised by low sound pressure levels (‘whisper-quiet’), low-vibration running characteristics, and compact design. They offer oil-free compression according to Class 0 (ISO 8573-1).
Mark Whitmore, general manager at BOGE, says: “Because of how quiet they are, EO compressors are perfect in applications such as laboratories or hospitals. They are also routinely used in the pharmaceutical and agricultural industries and in dental surgeries.”
The EO11D model has a motor rating of 11kW (15HP) and – like all models in the EO series – is available in 8 and 10 bar versions. The 10 bar version has a measured sound level of just 65dB. The ‘D’ designation means that it has an integrated refrigerant dryer.
The EO16 is a triple unit that offers high redundancy – and therefore maximum flexibility and safety. Its footprint (915 x 1520 x 1460mm) is identical to that of the duplex EO11 model, which has a rating of 16.5kW and a maximum noise level of 65dB.
All models in the EO series – which has motor ratings ranging from 5.5 up to 22kW – are equipped with BOGE’s Focus control 2.0 as standard.
Low wear and increased lifetime of the scroll air-end are said to ensure that 8 bar models run for 20,000h (or 8 years); 10 bar versions for 15,000h (6 years).
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