Heavy Duty Shop Rotary - Screw - Model No. : R25312VG30 - Also 230 or 460

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Cast Air R25312VG30 — 25 HP Rotary Screw Air Compressor, Vertical 120-gallon Galvanized Tank, 230V/460V 3-phase

The Cast Air R25312VG30 is a 25 HP oil-injected rotary screw air compressor built for shop environments where air demand is continuous and a piston compressor has become the limiting factor. At $12,800.15, this unit is designed for commercial and industrial users who have outgrown reciprocating technology and need a compressor that runs as long as the shop does.

Manufacturer specifications for this model are pending — contact us at 866-217-0063 for confirmed CFM output, operating pressure settings, full dimensions, and weight before ordering.

Rotary Screw vs. Reciprocating Piston: Why It Matters for Your Shop

Most small shops start with a reciprocating piston compressor. It works — until it doesn't. Piston compressors are designed for intermittent duty: they run, build pressure, shut off, and cool down. In a busy shop, they run more than they rest, leading to accelerated wear, overheating, and premature failure. A rotary screw compressor operates on a fundamentally different principle.

  • 100% Duty Cycle: A rotary screw compressor can run continuously without a mandatory cool-down period. If the shop needs air all day, the compressor delivers air all day.
  • Oil-Injected Screw Element: Oil is continuously injected into the compression chamber to cool, seal, and lubricate the twin-screw rotors. This eliminates the metal-to-metal contact and friction heat that wears out piston rings and valves over time.
  • Lower Noise: Rotary screw compressors run quieter than piston compressors of equivalent output. The continuous rotation of helical screws produces less vibration and lower peak noise than reciprocating pistons. Exact dB rating for this model is pending from Cast Air — contact us for current data.
  • Cleaner Air: Oil-injected screw compressors include an oil separator that removes the vast majority of oil carry-over from the compressed air stream. For most shop air tools and inflation uses, the output is clean enough without additional filtration. For spray painting or other sensitive applications, a downstream coalescing filter is still recommended.
  • Longer Service Life: With fewer wear components under continuous stress, a well-maintained rotary screw compressor routinely outlasts multiple piston compressor lifecycles in the same application.

Who This 25 HP Unit Is For

A 25 HP rotary screw compressor is engineered for high-demand production environments — 5 to 8 bays or a small manufacturing facility. Running multiple air-powered tools, spray booths, plasma cutting, and sandblasting simultaneously is within design limits. This horsepower range is common in commercial body shops, fleet maintenance facilities, and light industrial operations where air demand is sustained and unpredictable.

Expected Performance Range

Typical CFM output for a 25 HP rotary screw compressor falls in the 95 to 115 CFM range at 100 PSI, though confirmed specifications for this model are pending from Cast Air. Contact us at 866-217-0063 for verified performance data.

Note: Confirmed CFM, operating pressure range, and full technical specifications for model R25312VG30 are pending from Cast Air. Do not finalize installation planning based on class-typical estimates. Call 866-217-0063 for current manufacturer data.

Key Features

  • 100% Continuous Duty Cycle: No mandatory rest periods — runs as long as demand requires
  • Oil-Injected Twin-Screw Element: Efficient, cool, and long-lived compression with minimal oil carry-over
  • Thermal Protection: Automatic shutdown on high temperature protects the motor and screw element from heat damage
  • Galvanized Air Receiver Tank: Corrosion-resistant tank interior extends service life in humid shop environments
  • Integrated Air/Oil Separator: Removes oil from the compressed air stream before delivery
  • Pressure Regulation: Adjustable pressure settings to match shop tool requirements — confirmed range pending from Cast Air
  • Heavy-Duty Motor: 25 HP industrial motor rated for continuous commercial operation
  • Safety Relief Valve: Factory-installed over-pressure protection
The 120-gallon vertical galvanized tank minimizes floor footprint while storing a substantial air reserve. Vertical orientation is ideal when wall or corner placement is preferred and ceiling height is not a constraint. The galvanized interior resists corrosion and extends tank service life, particularly in humid shop environments where condensate accumulation is inevitable. Daily tank draining is standard maintenance practice regardless of tank orientation.

Voltage Options: 208V, 230V, and 460V 3-Phase

The R25312VG30 is configured for 230V/460V 3-phase power, and is also available in 230V or 460V 3-phase. Three-phase power is standard in commercial and industrial shops and delivers smoother motor operation, lower amperage draw per leg, and longer motor service life compared to single-phase equivalents at this horsepower.

  • 208V 3-Phase: Common in facilities served by a 208Y/120V utility transformer — typical in older commercial buildings and many metropolitan areas
  • 230V 3-Phase: Most common commercial 3-phase voltage in North America — if your shop has a standard 3-phase panel, this is likely your configuration
  • 460V 3-Phase: Preferred for larger installations where running lower amperage reduces wiring cost and voltage drop over long runs — common in industrial facilities

If you are unsure which voltage your facility uses, check your panel or ask your electrician before ordering. Ordering the wrong voltage configuration is a common and avoidable mistake. Call us at 866-217-0063 and we will help you confirm the right unit for your service.

Manufacturer Specifications — Pending

Cast Air has not yet provided confirmed technical data sheets for model R25312VG30 through our system. The following information is pending and will be updated when received:

  • Confirmed CFM at 100 PSI and at max pressure
  • Maximum operating pressure (PSI)
  • Full unit dimensions (L x W x H) and shipping weight
  • Motor amp draw and recommended breaker size
  • Oil type and capacity
  • Noise level (dBA)
  • Warranty terms

Do not finalize electrical panel planning, plumbing layout, or installation without confirmed specifications. Contact us at 866-217-0063 and we will get you the current data sheet directly from Cast Air.

Why Buy From OEM Diagnostic Tools?

OEM Diagnostic Tools has been a specialist equipment supplier since 2016. We carry commercial and industrial air compressors alongside diagnostic equipment because shops need reliable compressed air to run the tools that keep vehicles on the road. When you buy through us, you get:

  • Free Shipping: On qualifying orders to the contiguous United States
  • Free Technical Support: Call 866-217-0063 with pre-sale questions, spec confirmations, or voltage configuration questions — we will give you a straight answer
  • Full Manufacturer Warranty: Your unit ships with the complete Cast Air warranty, not a reduced third-party warranty
  • Honest Buying Guidance: If this model is not the right size for your shop, we will tell you. We would rather help you buy the right compressor than sell you the wrong one.

Call 866-217-0063 for quick answers and help!

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the duty cycle on the R25312VG30 compared to a piston compressor?

The R25312VG30 is rated for 100% continuous duty — it can run all day without mandatory rest cycles. A piston compressor of comparable size typically runs 60–75% duty cycle, requiring cool-down time to avoid overheating the cylinders and valves. If your shop runs air tools or production equipment for extended shifts, the rotary screw design of the R25312VG30 is the right fit.

How often does the R25312VG30 need an oil change?

Cast Air rotary screw compressors use synthetic compressor oil rated for 2,000-hour change intervals under normal operating conditions — significantly longer than piston units that typically require changes every 500–1,000 hours. Always use oil meeting Cast Air's specifications; substituting automotive or hydraulic oil will shorten bearing and rotor life. Keep a log of runtime hours, not calendar months, since actual load determines oil degradation.

What electrical service does the R25312VG30 require?

The R25312VG30 runs on 230V three-phase power and draws approximately 65–70 amps at full load on a 25 HP motor, so you'll need a dedicated circuit with a minimum 90-amp breaker and appropriately sized wire runs per NEC guidelines for motor loads. Confirm your panel can supply 230V/3-phase before ordering — single-phase 230V will not run this unit. If you have questions about your electrical setup, call us at 866-217-0063 and we can help you confirm compatibility.

How loud is the R25312VG30 in a shop environment?

The R25312VG30 operates at approximately 70–72 dB(A) at one meter — roughly the noise level of a normal conversation or background office noise. That's 10–15 dB quieter than a comparable piston compressor, which matters in enclosed shops where sustained noise causes fatigue. Cast Air's all-cast-iron construction dampens vibration, which contributes to both lower noise and longer service life.

What CFM output does the R25312VG30 deliver and what tools will it run?

The R25312VG30 produces approximately 80–85 CFM at 125 PSI, which is enough to simultaneously run multiple high-demand tools — think 1-inch impact wrenches (typically 12–20 CFM each), plasma cutters (40–60 CFM), or sandblast cabinets (50–80 CFM). The 120-gallon vertical tank provides buffer capacity so short peak demands don't drop pressure on the line. For a full CFM spec sheet or to match this unit to your specific tool list, reach out to us at Air Compressor Factory Direct — we're authorized Cast Air dealers with direct factory support.