For over 50 years, oil-flooded rotary screw compressors have been the workhorse of modern industry. Blackhawk Equipment partners with Sullair to deliver solutions that go beyond basic air compression. Our units feature US-engineered rotors and optimized air ends designed to lower your kW/cfm ratio—delivering maximum air power with minimum energy consumption.
Whether for general manufacturing, automotive, or heavy-duty industrial applications, our oil-flooded systems offer a maintenance-friendly design and some of the quietest dBA ratings on the market.
Standard on most models for long-term peace of mind.
10,000-hour non-varnishing, biodegradable fluid life.
Time-proven Sullair air end technology for superior longevity.
Dry fluid cooling towers provide an efficient heat rejection solution without consuming any water, making them ideal for locations with water scarcity or strict environmental regulations. By utilizing a sealed, pressurized closed-loop system, they separate the working fluid from the ambient air, preventing contamination and eliminating water treatment costs.
Closed evaporative cooling towers combine the efficiency of evaporative cooling with the protection of a closed loop. By circulating a water/glycol mixture through a coil that is not directly exposed to the air, these systems prevent scale formation and fouling, resulting in higher efficiency and significantly less downtime for maintenance compared to open systems.
Open evaporative cooling towers are the industry standard for cost-effective, large-scale heat rejection. These units are often custom-manufactured to meet exact facility specifications, utilizing the renewable nature of water evaporation to cool buildings or industrial processes by putting water in direct contact with the airflow.
A compressor is only the heart of the system. Protect your downstream equipment and ensure ISO 8573-1 compliance with our matched air treatment, storage, and distribution solutions.
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