With increasing demand for energy efficiency and resource conservation, a cost-effective and reliable compressed air supply is critical to wastewater treatment in both municipal and industrial facilities.

Without giving too much away, new possibilities are opening up in the low-pressure technology sector. The latest innovation in the turbo range – on display as a prototype – is set to define new standards in efficiency and sustainability. With an impressive delivery volume of up to 270 m³/min, this turbo blower, developed in-house by Kaeser, combines exceptional performance with minimal energy consumption and a remarkably compact footprint.

The 15-bar version of the M17 portable compressor, with a delivery volume of 1 m³/min, is the ideal choice for trenchless fibre-optic cable installation. The latest models feature numerous refinements and additional options designed to deliver even greater user benefits. For the first time, both the M13 and M17 are available with an integrated compressed air aftercooler. In addition, the mobile M27 PE shines with a neu generator version that allows compressed air and 6,5 kVA of electricity simultaneously. 

All this and more will be on show at IFAT in Hall B2, Stand 351, alongside other efficient compressed air systems and sustainable technologies for tomorrow’s compressed air supply. Highlights include a brand-new design package for efficient blower station planning, highly efficient rotary screw blowers, robust rotary lobe blowers, zero-emission portable compressors, and the Sigma Air Manager 4.0 cross-machine compressed air management system.