Combining clean air with high energy efficiency and low noise, it is an evolution of the 10 times smaller version. Vert comments that standard oil-free compressors operate with high noise levels. This mean that hospitals, food business and electronics manufacturers, which rely heavily on clean air, have to invest resources to isolate the compressors. 

Vert says its new compressor is designed to eliminate this problem, saving hospitals and businesses the cost of noise protection, reducing electricity bills and cutting CO2 emissions.

Olly Dmitriev, CEO of Vert Rotors, says: “We are delivering technology that can support businesses to work smarter and more efficiently as part of the fourth industrial revolution. VERT.500 has potential for use in hospitals and other industries that rely on clean air, and will save businesses a lot of money”.

“Until now we have focused on producing compact and easily transportable compressors. We have taken this speciality and scaled it up to provide a compressor that still packs a punch way beyond its size.”

Dmitriev adds: “Involving AMAC and its extensive manufacturing capabilities in the development of the compressor has been key in enabling us to increase its scale. They are training the smart manufacturers of the future, and we are developing the components of future innovations, this high-level collaboration worked exceptionally well for both parties.”

Training 2000’s Advanced Manufacturing and Automation Centre is based in Blackburn, Lancashire. It is a world-class engineering and manufacturing environment equipped with latest CNC machines to support research and development of the disruptive technologies of the future.

Mark Aspinall, advanced engineering technician at the AMAC, comments: "There were several logistical issues to address in scaling up such an innovative system. Our experienced team worked in partnership with Vert Rotors to ensure all the qualities of their smaller compressors were successfully captured in the VERT.500.”