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Choosing the Right Brand and Compressor Parts

July 8, 2016 Posted by Melanie Shoemaker Building Maintenance, Business Management No Comments

No matter what type of air conditioner you have, most compressor parts are not compatible with every brand on the market. The most common or popular brands include Carrier/Carlyle with models such as 05T, 06D, 06E, 06N, 06T, 5H120-126, and 5H40-5H86; Copeland with models like 3D, 4D, 4R, 6D, 6R, and 9R and K; Thermo King only has one model which is X4; Trane has two models which are E Open Drive and E Semi-Hermetic.

Now that you are a bit familiar with the brands, let’s look at a few of the various parts that are used when creating compressors.

Bitzer Compressor Parts include: 2CC OCTAGON, 2CHC OCTAGON CO2, 2DC OCTAGON, 2DHC OCTAGON CO2, 2EC OCTAGON, 2EHC OCTAGON CO2, 2FC OCTAGON, 2FHC OCTAGON CO2, 2GC OCTAGON, 2GHC OCTAGON CO2, 4CC OCTAGON, 4CHC OCTAGON CO2, among several others.

Carrier / Carlyle compressor parts available include: 05D TRANSPORTATION, 05D 37, 05G37 TRANSPORTATION, 05G41 TRANSPORTATION, 05K-12 2 CYLINDER, 05K-24 4 CYLINDER, 05TA Open Drive Helical Rotary Screw Compressor – Medium Temp, 05TR= Open Drive Helical Rotary Screw Compressor – Low Temp, 06CC 016, 018, 124 COMPOUND COOLING (06D724 BASE), 06CC 228 COMPOUND COOLING (06D228 BASE), 06CC 337 COMPOUND COOLING (06D337 BASE), and 06CC 550, 675 COMPOUND COOLING (06E175 BASE) to name a few.

Chrys-Airtemp also offers compressor parts which include parts such as 2000-00 100-ton direct drive, 2050-00 50-ton direct drive, 2060-00 60-ton direct drive, and 2075-00 75-ton direct drive, as well as a few more.

Copeland/DWM creates various compressor parts with various model numbers as well that can only be used to exchange specific parts such as 2DA 2-9/16 inch Bore x 1-13/16-inch stroke and 2DC 2-1/2 inch bore x 1-13/16-inch stroke.

Other compressor parts you may need include Dunham-Bush, Kriwan, Thermo-King, Trane, Worthington, and York.

As a company, you can find several quality businesses online. These businesses offer compressors and parts for a wide range of uses with one of them being cmp corp.

Companies that work on air and heating units must trust the company that they use to purchase these items. If they don’t, they will be going back to the same house or building time and time again. The products these companies use must be the proper brands and must be of the highest grade. If not, the heat and air company will have such a bad reputation, that they will lose their customers and possibly go bankrupt. This is the main reason it is important to only use a company that offers the best brands and stands behind their products.

Businesses that work with other businesses understand the importance of purchasing the best brands. They also understand the correct brands needed to ensure they can keep their customers happy and content with the work they provide. Too many times, companies try to cut corners. This will only cause them problems not only with their reputation but will actually cost them more money in the long run.

Quality manufacturers and distributors are the most important factor for companies to survive. It is very important to do your research and learn as much about the company that you will be using to purchase your compressor parts. You should also ask for references, learn the brands the company sells, and if they have access to others that you know your customers may need before you make your final decision. As stated previously, using the work part that does not match, can and will cause issues which can easily ruin a company that does the work.

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