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Doosan Infracore Portable Power Introduces a Air Compressor

February 11, 2010

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STATESVILLE, N.C. — Doosan Infracore Portable Power introduces its newest portable air compressor, the Ingersoll Rand C185 compressor. The C185 is the latest air compressor that builds on the strong legacy of Ingersoll Rand and adds technological advancements for today’s contractor needs. The C185 is designed for rental customers and offers quality and reliability with enhanced performance and value.

The Ingersoll Rand C185 compressor produces 185 cubic feet per minute (cfm) at 100 pounds per square inch (psi), runs off a high-performance 49-horsepower Kubota diesel engine and has an eight-hour runtime. The C185 weighs only 1,825 pounds and has two service air ports for multi-tool use, creating the best value in a 185-cfm compressor size. The C185 is compact, with an overall width of 66 inches and an overall height of 58 inches.

The C185 features a new single-piece canopy that is lockable, lightweight, aerodynamic and made of virtually indestructible composite material. In addition, the compressor’s compact frame and tow bar go through a three-step paint process for excellent resistance to corrosion and abrasion. These two features combined with the composite fenders and rear bumpers provide the best corrosion resistance in the industry.

The C185 compressor was engineered with industry-leading technology, including a cool-box design that enables cool air to enter the rear of the compressor and wash over internal components, keeping internal temperatures low and prolonging component life. The unit comes standard with a simple, spin-on remote separator element, which eliminates the need to disassemble the separator tank during routine maintenance and prevents spillage during oil changes.

The C185 compressor has an easy-lift, hinged canopy that fully opens for convenient tool storage access and everyday maintenance. This feature makes all potential service points easily accessible without removing the canopy, offering a level of unbeatable serviceability and reducing valuable labor time.

For safety, the new compressor features curbside controls and service valves, which keep operators away from traffic while starting the machine and hooking up tools. The valves are located near the toolbox for quick hookup, and the operators are able to execute a one-handed startup even while wearing work gloves. The control panel is accessible and operational with the canopy open or closed.

Customers will particularly be impressed with the low cost of ownership associated with the Ingersoll Rand C185 compressor. Operators will praise the simplicity and ease of use of these units. Technicians will enjoy the abundant accessibility of all maintainable parts and the effortless serviceability these compressors offer.

Doosan Infracore Portable Power has a large global dealer network. This makes the Ingersoll Rand C185 air compressor the easiest compressor on the market to service, resulting in ultimate satisfaction of rental customers, operators and technicians.

For more information, please visit doosanportablepower.com.    


Doosan Infracore Portable Power is a business unit of Doosan Infracore Construction Equipment, a leading global manufacturer of construction equipment. Doosan Infracore Portable Power has more than 100 years of manufacturing expertise and application experience with a focus on providing the highest quality machines with unrivaled customer service and reliability. The product line includes generators, air compressors, light towers, light compaction equipment and truck-mounted equipment. Doosan Infracore Portable Power is headquartered in Statesville, N.C.

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