Screw compressor Atlas Copco G 2 8P

Atlas Copco’s latest G2-7 models are now the smallest, oil-injected rotary screw compressors in the company’s professional portfolio. 

Designed to replace the current GX2-7 range, boost productivity and lower operational costs, they are an unrivalled low-cost solution for small companies, 

workshops and operations with an infrequent air demand that are looking to expand their compressed air applications

Typical application industries as diverse as woodworking, small-sized manufacturing, CNC operations, car wash bays, spray painting, clothing presses, 

automotive repair shops – all rely on a source of compressed air as an essential utility to aid their activities.

G 2-7 series - family - G2 - G3 - G4 - G5 -G7.

That is why the all-new G2-7 belt-driven, fixed-speed compressor family has been designed from the outset to provide quiet, efficient, powerful, and reliable performance within its five-model range. 

The 2.2, 3, 4, 5 and 7.5kW machines, each powered by an IE3 motor, are available at working pressures of 8 and 10 bar(e) with an output capacity range of 6.1 – 16.4 l/s (22.0 – 59.0 m3/hr).

Rotary screw air compressors deliver more air per kW of power compared to reciprocating compressors of the same size. That is why the performance of the

G2-7 smaller rotary machine, compared to its piston equivalent with the same output, can make a significant contribution to energy savings and therefore lower cost of ownership.

In addition to overall energy efficiency, the G2-7 compressors offer multiple benefits compared to other compressor technologies. These features include low noise output,

 lightweight and small footprint for point-of-use, plug and play installation.

G 7 FF TM - G series oil -injected screw compressor tank mounted with refrigerant dryer - G 2-7 series - coverimage

As well as simplified maintenance procedures and zero loss of capacity, the new compressors also offer 100% reliable, continuous operation 

24/7 at temperatures of up to 46 degrees C, without the need for frequent cool-down period