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The difference between reciprocating compressors with oil lubrication and oil-free lubrication

2010-01-22View Original

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Dear prawns, I would like to ask you weakly, what is oil lubrication and oil-free lubrication? Thank you. I would really appreciate it.
Reply #22010-01-22
Oil lubrication means that the cylinder is lubricated with oil, and oil-free lubrication means that the cylinder is without oil lubrication.
Reply #32010-01-22
Oil lubrication is our ordinary reciprocating compressor. The cylinder and piston are oil-lubricated. The oil-free piston ring is made of self-lubricating material and does not require lubricating oil, so the cylinder works in an oil-free state and is used to compress oxygen or materials that require high purity.

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