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An air (or gas) driven gas booster has a continuously reciprocating drive piston section directly connected to one or two gas boosting sections. The drive section includes a four-way air cycling valve and dual air pilot valves to provide the continuous reciprocation. 

Normally, start/stop control is accomplished by cutting off drive or pilot air input. 


Most mechanically driven gas compressors can only handle 5,000- to 6,000-PSI requirements. Mechanically driven units that can handle over 6,000 PSI are rare and costly. If gas purity is required, most of these high-pressure units need high-pressure and high-maintenance purifiers installed, to compensate for hydrocarbon carryover created by oil-lubricated pistons. Air driven gas boosters do not suffer from these shortcomings and are therefore better suited for higher-pressure applications. Our standard air driven models are hydrocarbon-free and available in 50- to 25,000-PSI capacities.
  • Maximum Outlet Pressures 2,500psi to 25,000psi

  • Max Displacement per Cycle 1.20in3 to 13.20in3

  • Maximum Outlet Pressures 1,250psi to 25,000psi

  • Max Displacement per Cycle 2.40in3 to 24.10in3

  • Maximum Outlet Pressures 1,250psi to 25,000psi

  • Max Displacement per Cycle 3.10in3 to 12.00in3

Technical Information

Please view our Gas Booster Model Selection Table Below.



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