Ingersoll Rand
Ingersoll Rand
Ingersoll Rand brings more than a century of experience to industrial technologies and compressed-air equipment, with products built around demanding professional applications.
Wrenchers is your resource for professional shop equipment. If you're looking for Ingersoll Rand equipment, replacement components or help determining the right compressed-air solution, our equipment specialists can help.
Overview
Built around professional compressed air.
Ingersoll Rand is associated with a broad range of compressed-air equipment and pneumatic solutions. The right equipment depends on the air demand, operating environment and requirements of the tools or systems it needs to support.
Compressor selection starts with required airflow, operating pressure, available power and the demands of the equipment being supplied.
Pneumatic tools depend on a properly sized air system capable of maintaining the airflow and pressure required during use.
Air treatment can be an important part of a compressed-air system where moisture management matters to downstream equipment and applications.
Compressor systems may require application-specific accessories, service components and supporting equipment over their operating life.
Ingersoll Rand
Ingersoll Rand Equipment
Current online product availability may vary. Contact Wrenchers for assistance locating Ingersoll Rand equipment or determining the right compressed-air solution for your shop.
As global leaders in mission-critical flow creation and industrial technologies, Ingersoll Rand products are tried and true. Ingersoll Rand has over a century of experience and it shows through their commitment to excellence, innovation and quality. Their solid lineup features durable and efficient products that are tough enough to tackle any project. Ingersoll Rand offer a wide variety of high-grade standard and specialty air tools, all of which are built to the highest standard. They also offer start-up kits such as a Rotary Air Compressor Kit as well as an OEM start-up kit for 2340 & 2475 compressors. Ingersoll Rand offers “best in class” performance in rotary screw technology found in their UP Series of rotary screws compressors. They also offer a full line of air dryers and accessories, keeping your pneumatic system and tools safe and free of corrosion. Ingersoll Rand is a company known for their quality and reliability; an excellent choice for any shop.
Planning
Start with the requirements of your shop.
A compressed-air system should be selected around the equipment it needs to support, the available utilities and how heavily the system will be used. Establish those requirements before choosing a compressor or related equipment.
Identify the airflow and pressure requirements of the pneumatic tools and equipment that may operate at the same time.
Confirm the electrical service and installation requirements available where the compressor or supporting equipment will be installed.
Consider whether the application requires additional moisture management or other air-treatment equipment between the compressor and point of use.
When sourcing accessories, service components or startup equipment, confirm compatibility with the specific compressor and system configuration.
Think beyond the compressor itself.
A professional compressed-air installation is a system. Compressor capacity, distribution, air treatment, pneumatic equipment and service requirements should work together around the demands of the shop.
Establish the airflow and pressure the compressor needs to deliver for the intended workload.
Evaluate moisture and air-quality requirements based on the tools, equipment and processes being supplied.
Plan how compressed air will reach the points of use throughout the facility without overlooking system demand.
Match pneumatic equipment to the pressure and airflow the compressed-air system is designed to provide.
Specific Item?
Can't find the Ingersoll Rand equipment you're looking for?
Online category availability does not always answer every sourcing question. Contact Wrenchers with the model, equipment type or application you're working with and our team can help determine your options.
Talk with a Wrenchers equipment specialist.
Have the model number, application and any known air or power requirements ready. That information can help us narrow down what you're trying to source.