Description
Ingersoll Rand Type 30 Model 2475 Two-Stage Bare Compressor Pump (CCN 18002402)
The Ingersoll Rand Type 30 Model 2475 is a proven two-stage bare air compressor pump engineered for reliability and high-efficiency performance. Its heavy-duty cast-iron cylinders, precision-balanced crankshaft, and fin-cooled design ensure smooth operation in demanding commercial and industrial environments. Capable of reaching up to 175 PSI, the 2475 delivers dependable air power for maintenance shops, assembly lines, and production facilities requiring consistent compressed air delivery.
Technical Details
- Operating Pressure: Up to 175 PSI
- Air Delivery: Approximately 16.8 CFM @ 175 PSI (5 HP) / 24 CFM @ 175 PSI (7.5 HP)
- Speed Range: 575 – 1600 RPM
- Pump Weight: ~200 lb
- Dimensions: 22″ L × 20″ W × 20″ H
- Construction: 100 % cast-iron two-stage pump, V-twin cylinder design, finned intercooler, stainless steel reed valves
- Lubrication: Splash-lubricated with large oil sump for extended service life
- Duty Cycle: Continuous-duty rated for demanding industrial environments
Key Highlights
- Heavy-Duty Durability: Designed for long operating life with minimal wear under continuous use.
- High-Efficiency Compression: Two-stage configuration reduces heat buildup and energy loss, maximizing output.
- Low Maintenance: Easy access to filters, valves, and oil fill points streamlines routine servicing.
- Versatile Application Range: Ideal for small industrial systems, auto service operations, and general manufacturing facilities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ingersoll Rand Type 30 Model 2475 Two-Stage Bare Pump (CCN 18002402)
Answer: The 2475 delivers approximately 16.8 CFM at 175 PSI when driven by a 5 HP motor, or around 24 CFM at 175 PSI with a 7.5 HP motor. This makes it a strong performer for medium-sized industrial and commercial air systems.
Answer: The 2475 is one of the most popular Type 30 models because it balances size, airflow, and durability. It features a two-cylinder, two-stage design with cast-iron construction, allowing efficient operation while maintaining a compact footprint.
Answer: Yes. The 2475 is designed for 100% duty-cycle operation when properly maintained and ventilated. Its cast-iron frame, splash lubrication, and balanced crankshaft are built for nonstop service in shops and production areas.
Answer: Change the oil every 500–1000 hours, inspect air filters, and check belt tension. Also ensure the pump operates within its rated speed range (575–1600 RPM) to avoid excess wear and heat buildup.
Answer: The 2475 is commonly used in automotive repair shops, small manufacturing plants, fabrication facilities, and maintenance departments that require reliable compressed air for tools and equipment.
