2026 ATLAS COPCO XAVS650CUD

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    Truck Location:55 Tycannah StreetMoree, New South Wales, Australia 2400

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    Compressed Air, Light & Power

    Contact:Joff Cannington

    Phone:+61 1800 001 881

    Moree, Australia 2400

    +61 1800 001 881

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    Description

    Single-stage, oil-injected rotary screw air compressor powered by a liquid-cooled, six-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine, providing 575–650 cfm at an operating pressure range of 203 psi. Built around the Cummins QSB 6.7 engine paired with Atlas Copco's air element, one of the most efficient screw compressor designs on the market. Housed in a sound-dampened, powder-coated steel enclosure with variable flow and pressure settings as standard, the Aftercooler and Air water separator gives it strong versatility across applications. Suited to fibre-optic cable installation, heavy-duty sandblasting, small-hole drilling, and general construction work requiring higher air pressure than standard medium-duty units. The new Xc2004 controller features can include the optional Atlas Copco ECO mode; By using the ECO mode, the customer can quickly activate the auto start automatic no-load/re-load and automatic stop functions that will help him/her to reduce the fuel consumption. The end user can also change the timers and pressure levels at which the ECO mode functions need to react on, to optimize the settings for user application.

    Specifications

    Year2026
    ManufacturerATLAS COPCO
    ModelXAVS650CUD
    ConditionNew
    Free Air Delivery18,405.95 lpm
    PSI13.79 B
    Engine ManufacturerCUMMINS
    Year2026|
    ManufacturerATLAS COPCO|
    ModelXAVS650CUD|
    ConditionNew|
    Free Air Delivery18,405.95 lpm|
    PSI13.79 B|
    Engine ManufacturerCUMMINS|
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