MSG TURBO-AIR 2040 parts

About the MSG TURBO-AIR 2040

MSG TURBO-AIR High Pressure centrifugal compressors utilize innovative three- and four-pinion designs to achieve discharge pressures up to 42 barg (610 psig). The ability to generate such high pressures make these packages a great fit for applications like soot blowing, nitrogen boosting, and PET bottle blowing.

These compact compressor packages include mounted control valves, a mounted intercooler, and the MAESTRO Universal compressor control system.

Over time, the energy required to power a compressed air system is the largest cost associated with a compressor; particularly in today’s fluctuating energy markets. That is why, to accurately determine the return on your investment, it is important to consider the total life-cycle cost of operating the compressor, including the initial investment, energy consumption and maintenance costs.

Lineage: these machines were built in Buffalo, New York, by Joy Manufacturing from 1955, which introduced its first integrally geared centrifugal compressor in 1960. Cooper Industries purchased Joy in 1987, Cooper Cameron Corporation was formed in 1995 and renamed Cameron in 2006. Ingersoll Rand acquired Cameron's centrifugal compression division in 2015 and supports the installed base today, which is why one machine can carry Joy, Cooper, Cameron or Ingersoll Rand markings and still take the same parts.