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Atlas Copco Introduces Enhanced Low‑Pressure Lobe Blower for Greater Efficiency and Reliability

Lobe blowers have long been a perfect match for harsh environments due to its reliability and limited need for supervision. They can operate in high-ambient temperatures or high altitudes without issue through use of its cooling system and integrated safety and start-up valve.

Atlas Copco recently introduced an enhanced version of the ZL VSD oil-free lobe blower, available in a variety of configurable models: 

The blower’s positive displacement principle has been a reliable and cost effective solution for low pressure applications, including pneumatic transport, wastewater treatment and chemical applications in demanding environments. They can be installed wherever needed, whether it’s close to the technology or even outdoors.

ZL VSD design benefits

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