Air Compressor Production Process
Release time：2026-03-13
I. Design and Process Preparation
2. Raw Material Selection and Inspection
3. Precision Manufacturing of Core Components
Key rotating components are made from forged or precision-cast blanks, which undergo rough machining, heat treatment for strengthening, and finish machining to achieve precise dimensions, coaxiality, and surface quality, followed by rigorous non‑destructive testing.
The housing and supporting components undergo aging or stress-relief treatment, followed by precision machining of the mounting surfaces and connection areas; shafts and transmission components are subjected to tempering to ensure strength, toughness, and wear resistance.
Precision machining of control and sealing components ensures tight sealing and reliable operation.
4. Dynamic Balancing Correction
V. Pre‑Assembly and Commissioning of Components
6. Complete Machine Assembly
7. Performance Testing and Trials
8. Surface Treatment and Packaging
9. Factory Acceptance Testing
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