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Portable air compressors

ELGi recently launched its electric-powered PG 110E and the diesel-powered PG 575 – 225 trolley-mounted portable air compressors. These compressors feature a reverse direction switch (RDS) and single-phase preventer for better safety. Increased operational life, low operating and maintenance costs...

ELGi recently launched its electric-powered PG 110E and the diesel-powered PG 575 – 225 trolley-mounted portable air compressors. These compressors feature a reverse direction switch (RDS) and single-phase preventer for better safety. Increased operational life, low operating and maintenance costs, and service support are just some of the factors that have caused ELGi's portable compressors to find extensive usage across various applications, including construction, blue metal quarries, coal mining, iron ore mining, granite mining, marble mining, sandstone mining, sandblasting, shotcrete, pigging, etc. for over four decades. Contact: ELGi Tel: 042-2258 9555 Website: www.elgi.com

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