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Atlas Copco unveil X-Air+ 800-20 air compressor

ATLAS Copco have introduced the latest addition to their DrillAir family of portable air compressors: the X-Air+ 800-20. Building on the concept introduced with the X-Air+ 750-25 – delivering full air power in a significantly more compact canopy – the X-Air+ 800-20 combines higher flow at a practical pressure with a compact canopy. This makes transport and logistics easier without compromising performance, giving customers more choice for demanding applications such as drilling and blasting.

With a focus on efficiency, the X-Air+ 800-20 delivers 11% greater fuel efficiency than its predecessor, ensuring a low total cost of ownership and optimized operations across the DrillAir range.

The X-Air+ 800-20 is optimized for jobs that operate comfortably at 20 bar. By avoiding unnecessary ultra-high pressure, this model reduces energy consumption and wear, making it a cost-effective choice for customers who value speed and efficiency without over-specifying their equipment.

Delivering a flow of up to 800ft3/min, the X-Air+ 800-20 accelerates operations where air volume matters most, enabling faster project completion and improved productivity.

Like other DrillAir models, the X-Air+ 800-20 features a compact canopy design, cutting its footprint and weight significantly compared with its previous generation, and making transportation and logistics easier while reducing warehousing costs for fleet owners.

At its core, the compressor is powered by a highly efficient 6.7-litre Cummins engine, ensuring durability and performance in demanding environments. Combined with AirXpert technology, the unit automatically regulates operating parameters based on real-time flow requirements, delivering 11% greater efficiency and reducing fuel consumption during drilling operations.

The Dynamic Flow Boost feature further enhances performance by increasing flow during the most demanding phases of drilling, such as flushing and drill stem refilling. This innovation ensures quicker blasthole completion and streamlined operations.

To maximize operational control, the X-Air+ 800-20 comes equipped with the Xc2004 controller, a next-generation interface designed for intuitive operation and future-ready connectivity. With advanced computing power and enhanced monitoring capabilities, the Xc2004 helps customers unlock maximum efficiency and control in every application.

Engineered for reliability, the X-Air+ 800-20 is built to withstand tough job site conditions while maintaining consistent performance. Its compact design simplifies transport and setup, allowing customers to deploy a high-performance air system quickly and efficiently.

The X-Air+ 800-20 is designed to meet real-world needs by delivering higher flow at a practical pressure, thereby helping customers avoid unnecessary costs and complexity while improving efficiency and sustainability.

‘The X-Air+ 800-20 is all about giving customers more of what they need and less of what they don’t,’ said Srijayan Iyer, product marketing manager for large air at Atlas Copco. ‘By combining higher flow with practical pressure, we’ve created a solution that maximizes efficiency and accelerates productivity across diverse applications.’

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