Over time components wear, which reduces the pressure produced by the compressor to a level below that necessary for the concentrator to operate correctly. The component that most frequently fails first is the cup on the piston, as it is constantly wearing against the wall of the cylinder. Cups can be purchased individually for roughly $5 - $7 each. More extensive overhaul kits include replacement reed valve, cylinder liners and gaskets. These kits range in price from $40 - $50.
Note - ALL SPEC BELOW ARE FOR 220/230V COMPRESSORS (115V compressors have different performance)
Max flow 3 cfm / 84.9 l/min
Max Pressure 30 psi / 2.07 bar
Max Flow 4.6 cfm / 130 lpm
Max Pressure 45 psi / 3.1 bar
Max Flow 3.1 cfm / 89 lpm
Max Pressure 25 psi / 1.7 bar
Stroke 0.440 Inches / 11.176 mm
Data sheet: http://www.shftpumps.com/thomas/ybs/2660_2680.pdf
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Max Flow 3.3 cfm / 94 lpm
Max Pressure 73 psi / 5 bar
Data sheet: http://www.gseint.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/ZW280-product-sheet-20201208.pdf
Max Flow 3.6 cfm / 102 lpm
Max Pressure 102 psi / 7 bar
Data sheet: http://www.gseint.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/ZW370-Product-sheet-20201208.pdf
Max Flow 4.94 cfm / 140 lpm
Max Pressure 44 psi / 3 bar
Data sheet: http://www.gseint.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/ZW400-3rd-Gen-Product-sheet-20210210.pdf