Hitachi Global Air Power expands electric portable compressor lineup with oil-free option
The Sullair OFE1550 oil-free electric portable air compressor meets Class 0 air quality requirements
The new Sullair OFE1550 oil-free electric portable air compressor from Hitachi Global Air Power US, LLC, is the latest addition to the company's expanding line of electric portable air compressors.
The Sullair OFE clean air compressor
The Sullair OFE delivers 1550 CFM at 125 PSI of Class 0 oil free air, which makes the machine ideal for applications where air purity is critical, including food and beverage, bottling, and oil and gas operations. The portable air compressor is engineered to meet Class 0 air quality requirements and features zero emissions. Its Totally Enclosed Fan Cooled (TEFC) motor allows reliable performance in dirty or harsh environments.
For added contractor convenience, the OFE1550 is built for easy maintenance, simple start-up with the Wye-Delta starter, and enhanced operator safety by keeping electric connections and discharge components away from the operator. It also includes a smart auto lubrication system that continuously delivers the right amount of lubrication to help prevent premature wear.
Designed with the equipment rental market in mind, the OFE1550 offers easy site manoeuvrability, and a 10-inch touch screen controller with an intuitive interface.
Further commitment to clean power
The launch of the OFE1550 continues Hitachi Global Air Power's commitment to environment-forward innovation, expanding its electric portable compressor lineup — including the Sullair E1035H and E425H — to support contractors seeking to reduce their carbon footprint without compromising on reliability or performance.
"We're seeing growing demand for oil-free and electric options — especially in industries where air quality and environmental impact matter most," said Jerel Cole, senior product manager at Hitachi Global Air Power. "Hitachi is a proven expert in oil-free technology, and our engineers built the OFE1550 through close collaboration between our engineering and product teams to make sure it holds up to the toughest jobs while delivering the performance our customers count on."
