Walter Rotary Screw Air Compressors

The Walter series of integrated tank-mounted rotary screw compressors offers a compact, all-in-one compressed air solution engineered for workshops, precision manufacturing, and demanding industrial applications. By combining a high-efficiency airend and a powerful drive motor directly with a horizontal air receiver, these combo units deliver a highly stable, continuous air supply while significantly minimizing floor space and simplifying installation. The heavy-duty integrated tank acts as a vital buffer that smooths out demand peaks and reduces motor start-stop cycles, ensuring consistent performance on the facility floor.

Available in multiple configurations ranging from standard 10 bar workshop models to high-pressure 16 bar units, this series is versatile enough to power everyday pneumatic tools or specialized, high-precision processes like fiber laser cutting. Furthermore, the entire range is engineered with premium sound-dampening enclosures that keep noise levels exceptionally low, allowing for comfortable operation in close proximity to personnel. Finished with a standard G 3/4" outlet for straightforward, hassle-free connection to existing factory pipework, this series combines reliability, low noise, and space-saving efficiency in a single, plug-and-play package.

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Walter Rotary Screw Air Compressors

Why choose a Walter Rotary Screw Air Compressor?

  • Engineered for fibre laser cutting and other applications requiring elevated, sustained working pressure with stable flow.
  • Fixed 10 bar or 16 bar working pressure delivering 1.3 m³/min of free air, providing reliable supply for high-pressure pneumatic processes.
  • 7.5 - 15 kW motor sized to sustain elevated-pressure operation under continuous load.
  • Integrated horizontal air receiver that smooths demand peaks and provides a stable, ready-to-install footprint.
  • Tank-mounted COMBO format combining compressor and receiver on a single skid, simplifying installation and reducing the overall plant footprint.
  • G 3/4" air outlet for straightforward connection to existing pipework.
  • Low noise level, allowing installation in close proximity to operators without compromising the working environment.
  • Compact, functional design suited to fabrication shops where floor space is at a premium.
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