Oil Free Air Compressor

Oil-free air compressors either have no mechanical contact inside the compression chamber or use alternate materials to protect the mechanism without lubrication. Most oil-free compressors utilize other materials like water or a Teflon coating to keep the mechanism running smoothly, Oil free compressors use various technologies that bypass the need for oil. In oil lubricated compressors, oil is used in the compression chamber to cool and seal the air. In an oil-free compressor, no matter what type of technology is being used, no oil will ever be used in the compression chamber., As the name suggests, oil air compressors use oil for lubrication, whereas oil-free systems have parts that are pre-coated in friction-reducing chemicals for permanent lubrication., An “oil-free” air compressor does not use any lubrication in the compression chamber. Instead, these compressors use alternate materials that protect the pump, such as water or a Teflon coating, and allow the mechanism to move smoothly without the need for any oil-based or synthetic lubrication