Atlas Copco’s XAS 1800 JD7 compressor is designed for applications requiring a very high volume of air at medium pressure and also is compliant with Tier IV EPA emission regulations. Benefits include easy-to-use electronic controls, optimized fuel consumption and a small footprint to reduce transportation cost.

Along with an updated exterior, the XAS 1800 offers the all new XC3003 electronic controller. The large display and simple yet intuitive design provides ease of use for the operator. With help from the optional FuelXpert, a fuel saving system, the engine speed and air inlet valve are electronically regulated to optimize fuel consumption.

The XAS 1800 portable air compressor produces 1800 cfm at 100 psi (7 bar) and 1600 cfm at 150 psi (10 bar). The Atlas Copco Portable Full Feature (PFF) filtration system removes oil aerosol content to 0.01 mg per cu m and is able to break particles down to 0.01 micron at the industry’s lowest pressure drop. The aftercooler reduces the compressed air outlet temperature to 25F over ambient for best results during application.

High speed, tandem axle design and forklift slots allow for easy towing and help to lower transportation costs. Safety features include electric brakes that come standard, pressure displays, an emergency stop and an optional spillage-free frame.

For more information, call 800/732-6762 or visit atlascopco.us.

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