Piston technology
The movement that generates air
A piston compressor operates through the reciprocating motion of a piston inside a cylinder. During the intake stroke, air is drawn into the compression chamber; during the compression stroke, it is compressed, increasing its pressure. The compressed air is then delivered to the air receiver or directly to the application, powering pneumatic tools and equipment.
Every piston compressor consists of a pumping unit, an electric motor and a tank, connected by components designed to guarantee reliability and a long service life.
Discover in detail the components of a belt-driven compressor and a coaxial compressor.
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Coaxial compressor
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Piston compressors for craft and semi-professional use.
Practical and reliable compressors, designed for those who work in workshops, garages or DIY and want consistent performance in a compact size.
Piston compressors for professional use.
Sturdy pumping units and large-capacity tanks for the intensive daily use of professionals and small industries.
