Process gas compressors

AERZEN Biogas Compressor Series C is an oil-free screw compressor range for compressing landfill gas, biogas, and hydrogen, with volume flows from 150 to 1,900 m³/h and differential pressures up to 3,500 mbar. Designed for boosting intake pressure in biogas treatment and injection plants, it supports biomethane and biogas grid injection: oil-free

AERZEN VRW 536 M is an oil-free, water-flooded screw compressor designed for compressing wet hydrogen from electrolysis. 100% oil-free compression with volume flows from 630m3/h to 6,000m3/h and differential pressures between 3,000mbar and 9,000mbar. Made from stainless steel for corrosion resistance: oil-free screw compressor for wet hydrogen

AERZEN Biogas Compressor Series VMY is an oil-injected screw compressor range in three sizes, designed for compressing landfill gas, biogas, and hydrogen. Suitable for boosting intake pressure in biogas treatment and injection plants, it handles volume flows from 70 to 23,000 m³/h and differential pressures up to 25,000 mbar. Compact and

Series VRA oil-free screw compressors designed for dry compression in chemical, petrochemical, mining, and industrial applications. Handles a wide range of gases, including aggressive and neutral types, with suction volume flow from 380 to 75,000 m³/h and differential pressure up to 25,000 mbar. Made for high pressure loads and adaptable to

Delta Screw Generation 5plus belt-driven screw compressors are single-stage, oil-free machines for compressing air, nitrogen, and neutral or process gases. Designed for both positive and negative pressure applications, these compressors deliver energy efficiency, low noise, and a compact footprint, with a modular system for flexible adaptation to

AERZEN Biogas Compressor Series VMX is an oil-injected screw compressor for landfill gas, biogas, hydrogen, and similar gases. For volume flows from 100m3/h to 2500m3/h and differential pressures up to 15000mbar. Compact and low weight for easy installation. Suitable for boosting intake pressure or injecting biomethane into gas grids: oil-injected

AERZEN VMY Series oil-flooded screw compressors are designed for compressing process gases and refrigerants, handling low molar weights and fluctuating gas compositions. Suitable for demanding applications, this range covers volume flows from 190 to 23,000 m³/h and differential pressures from 3,000 to 20,000 mbar: oil-flooded screw compressors for

Burckhardt Compression introduced the labyrinth piston compressor technology in 1935, with the first Laby® Compressor for ammonia compression in a famous Swiss brewery. As an OEM with more than 170 years of experience we stand for innovative solutions and continuous improvements for highest reliability and lowest life cycle costs. Burckhardt

Laby®-GI Compressors – Fully Balanced Reciprocating Compressor Through detailed cooperation with recognized marine equipment and system suppliers, and the close relationship to well known end-users in the offshore market, Burckhardt Compression has developed the Laby®-GI, a highly unique and flexible compressor solution that perfectly fits a wide

Burckhardt Compression has manufactured the Hyper compressors for over 55 years. It can be used to handle ethylene, ethylene vinyl acetate or co-monomers. The Hyper compressor is a high-pressure reciprocating compressor for low density polyethylene plants, with discharge pressure up to 3500 bar (50,000 psi). It excels with long lifetime and high

Burton Corblin® metal diaphragm compressors provide non-contaminating, leak-tight compression of any gas. While looking for a chlorine compression system, Henri Corblin invented the metal diaphragm compressor in 1916. Its compressor heads fully confine the gas in a leak-tight compression chamber. Sealing is ensured by static contact and is

Blackmer’s vertical piston compressors come in single or two stage versions with air or water-cooling. Packages can be supplied engineered to meet customer’s specific requirements whether for continuous gas transfer, liquid transfer or gas evacuation down to pressures of 50 millibar absolute. Compressors are available for displacements of up to