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What is the material of the carbon dioxide compressor piston? Can I use ordinary cast iron instead?

2009-09-15View Original

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The original compressor piston is made of cast iron produced in Ganzhou, Jiangxi. Do you know what its material is? Can I use ordinary cast iron for processing now? I would also like to ask about the aspects in which the weight of the piston affects its normal operation.
Reply #22009-09-17
I think there is no problem. The weight of the compressor piston is mainly to consider the stability of the compressor during operation. A piston that is too heavy or too light (relative to other pistons) may cause large vibrations in the compressor.

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