STATESVILLE, N.C. ” Doosan Infracore Portable Power offers a new hydraulic-drive, truck-mounted air compressor module. The HP60CMH is a rotary-screw air compressor unit that delivers free air up to 60 cubic feet per minute (cfm) at a rated operating pressure of 150 pounds per square inch (psi). This new air compressor is designed to be mounted on trucks with standard-sized utility bodies, and is perfect for operating light air tools, large impact wrenches and mid-size pneumatic tools such as breakers and chippers.
This truck-mounted air compressor module offers versatility for utility or service trucks that have hydraulic flow available. Powered by the hydraulic system on the truck, the HP60CMH requires only 18.1 gallons per minute of hydraulic flow at 2,295 psi hydraulic pressure to maintain full load. The air compressor is rugged, durable and designed for 100 percent continuous-duty operation.
The HP60CMH has many unique service features. Maintenance is made easy with conveniently located service panels to let operators reach the most important components of the system. A remote compressor oil drain, a no-spill, spin-on separator element and an easily accessible oil filter simplify changing the compressor oil. The design of the HP60CMH reduces downtime for routine maintenance and increases the productivity of the air compressor and vehicle.
Leading the industry in compressed air technology, the HP60CMH is the only air compressor that provides an air / oil separation system integrally designed into it. This feature eliminates the need for an air / oil separator tank, making the unit smaller and lighter than other comparable products.
The HP60CMH includes features that enhance the performance of the hydraulic system driving the unit. This system has a built-in hydraulic oil cooler, eliminating the need for an additional, expensive auxiliary cooler. There is a hydraulic pressure relief valve incorporated into the unit to prevent system damage should a spike in hydraulic pressure occur. The hydraulic motor is equipped with an electronic solenoid valve, allowing the unit to be disengaged while the hydraulic system is still operating. Other equipment can be operated off of the same hydraulic circuit without running the air compressor.
