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XA(T,H)S 37-97 32 - 89 l/s, 1.9 - 5.3 m3/min, 67 - 190 cu.ft/min at 7-12 bar(e), 102-175 psig

XA(T,H)S 37-97 32 - 89 l/s, 1.9 - 5.3 m3/min, 67 - 190 cu.ft/min at 7-12 bar(e), 102-175 psig
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XA(T,H)S 37-97 32 - 89 l/s, 1.9 - 5.3 m3/min, 67 - 190 cu.ft/min at 7-12 bar(e), 102-175 psig - 1

Atlas Copco Portable Air compressors XA(T,H)S 37-97 32 - 89 l/s, 1.9 - 5.3 m3/min, 67 - 190 cu.ft/min at 7-12 bar(e), 102-175 psig

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XA(T,H)S 37-97 32 - 89 l/s, 1.9 - 5.3 m3/min, 67 - 190 cu.ft/min at 7-12 bar(e), 102-175 psig - 2

A complete range designed to achieve the highest customer satisfaction Comprising models XAS 37, XAS 47 with Kubota engine and XAHS 37, XAS 47, XAS 57, XA(T)S 67, XAS 77, XAS 97, Series 7 with Deutz engine are an innovative range of single axle, oil injected rotary screw compressors. Powered by the Kubota D905 and D1105 3-cylinder engine or the Deutz 2011 2- or 3-cylinder engine, Series 7 will provide a reliable source of compressed air to drive pneumatic tools including chipping- and jackhammers, nutrunners, grinders and rammers. High free air delivery applications such as sandblasting are...

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XA(T,H)S 37-97 32 - 89 l/s, 1.9 - 5.3 m3/min, 67 - 190 cu.ft/min at 7-12 bar(e), 102-175 psig - 3

Improved serviceability The removable side panels, front- and rear baffle and the one piece canopy, supported by two gas struts, provide fast and easy service access. All bodyparts are made of a new type of powder coated zincor steel for excellent corrosion resistance. Low operational cost, high fuel autonomy A stepless and fully automatic regulator varying the engine speed ensures a reduced power and fuel consumption. In combination with the high capacity fuel tank, the Series 7 allows you to work a full shift without refueling. High efficiency The combination of a high efficient engine...

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XA(T,H)S 37-97 32 - 89 l/s, 1.9 - 5.3 m3/min, 67 - 190 cu.ft/min at 7-12 bar(e), 102-175 psig - 4

Options Designed for the environment All Series 7 compressors meet current European and US legal requirements relating to the working environment and regulations concerning safety, exhaust emissions and noise. Kubota D905, D1105 and Deutz 2011 engines fully comply with COM III and TIER II exhaust emission regulations. All models comply with the outdoor noise directive 2000/14/EC Stage II. Atlas Copco has fully implemented its Environmental Management System into the design and manufacture process of the machines, fulfilling the requirements of ISO 14001. Integral generator XAS 47, 67 and 97...

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XA(T,H)S 37-97 32 - 89 l/s, 1.9 - 5.3 m3/min, 67 - 190 cu.ft/min at 7-12 bar(e), 102-175 psig - 5

ð± available / ð” not available XAS 37 Kd XAS 47 Kd XAHS 37 Dd XAS 47 Dd XAS 57 Dd XAS 47 DdG XATS 67 Dd XAS 67 Dd XAS 77 Dd XAS 97 Dd XAS 67 DdG XAS 97 DdG Safety chain ð± ð± ð± ð± ð± ð± ð± Road signalisation ð± ð± ð± ð± ð± ð± ð± Semi road signalisation ð± ð± ð± ð± ð± ð± ð± 24V adaptor ð± ð± ð± ð± ð± ð± ð± Wheel chocks ð± ð± ð± ð± ð± ð± ð± Loose ball coupling ð± ð± ð± ð± ð± ð± ð± Toolbox single ð± ð± ð± ð” ð± ð± ð” Toolbox twin ð” ð” ð” ð” ð± ð± ð” Lubricator 1 litre ð± ð” ð± ð± ð” ð± ð± Aftercooler + Waterseparator ð” ð± ð± ð± ð± ð± ð± PD filter ð” ð± ð± ð± ð± ð± ð± QD filter ð” ð± ð± ð±...

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XA(T,H)S 37-97 32 - 89 l/s, 1.9 - 5.3 m3/min, 67 - 190 cu.ft/min at 7-12 bar(e), 102-175 psig - 8

www.atlascopco.com 2935 0663 31 - Subject to modifications without prior notice. Printed in Belgium. Copyright 2007, Atlas Copco Airpower n.v., Wilrijk, Belgium. Protect your investment... ...and your peace of mind Atlas Copco carefully monitors the maintenance needs of all its compressors. Service intervals are carefully assessed to ensure optimum performance is maintained and operating costs reduced. Proper maintenance will ensure your compressor runs as efficiently and economically as possible. A lack of maintenance can result in expensive down-time with a subsequent loss of production...

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