"> Sperre Sperre CircPac 800/7
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Sperre CircPac 800/7

The Sperre Sperre CircPac 800/7 is a service-air compressor. It is normally installed in the engine room or compressor space connected to a service-air receiver and distribution system. It is designed for compressed air for pneumatic tools, cleaning, controls and other general consumers. The operating principle relies on compression of atmospheric air using the model's installed compressor principle. The supplied entry states the pressure designation as 7 bar; this information is retained unchanged. Compared with neighbouring models, the relevant differences are delivery, pressure, air-end type, cooling, lubrication and dryer arrangement; these must be confirmed from the installed documentation rather than inferred from the model designation alone. Service and survey attention should concentrate on load/unload control, cooling, lubrication, filters, drains, separators, dryer and receiver. For exact ratings, dimensions, tolerances, test limits and model-specific settings, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

compressor type service_air_compressor
pressure bar 7
capacity nm3h 800
stages 2

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Common failures & inspection points

Reduced delivery caused by worn compression elements, leaking valves, blocked intake or unloading faults, noticed as slow receiver-pressure recovery or long running
High discharge temperature caused by cooling, valve or lubrication problems, noticed as alarm, trip or unusually hot piping
Lubricating-oil carryover caused by wear, overfilling or separator faults, noticed as oily drains or contaminated downstream air
Condensate accumulation caused by failed drains, separators or dryers, noticed as water in receivers or air consumers
Control/unloader failure caused by pressure switch, solenoid, valve or controller faults, noticed as hunting, failure to load/unload or incorrect automatic start/stop

Service & Maintenance

Check delivery and receiver pressure, stage temperatures where fitted, cooling, lubricant condition, intake filters, valves, separators and drains. Verify automatic load/unload or start/stop control, non-return valves and safety devices. Inspect drive, coupling/belts and vibration and review receiver and dryer condition where part of the system.

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Replacement Parts

Carry filter elements, valve/service kits, gaskets, piston rings or air-end seals as appropriate, belts/coupling elements, drain valves and pressure-control components. Starting-air units may justify spare valve plates or cylinder-service parts; service-air plants may require separator/dryer consumables.
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