Redefine your total cost of ownership
GEA Grasso M packages
Total Cost of Ownership redefinied - Your top choice for cost effectiveness over the entire product lifetime.
GEA Grasso M
Thanks to advanced engineering design and less component complexity, GEA Grasso M screw compressor units combine outstanding reliability and easy servicing with high efficiency. These features offer excellent savings potential on energy, service and other operating expenses and lower the total cost of the refrigeration system over its entire life cycle.
Save energy, service and operating expenses – Lower your total cost of ownership
Engineered for energy efficiency, GEA Grasso M screw compressors consume 3 to 5 % less power than their predecessors. This adds up to significant savings on your electricity bill. GEA Grasso M units in most common application conditions operate without oil pump – which further reduces energy consumption and lowers spare parts expenses.
Powered by high speed motors (variable speed range: 1,000 – 4,500 rpm), GEA Grasso M units deliver top capacities and maximum efficiency for low part-load requirements.
Smart design and reduced complexity result in very small footprints making the GEA Grasso M units by far the most compact on the market.
Technical improvements to several key components allow for prolonged maintenance intervals. This minimizes service time and expenses, and again benefits your total cost of ownership.
The series includes 8 models covering a cooling capacity range from 219 to 879 kW (R717 | -10/+35°C | 4,500 rpm).
Rely on GEA Grasso M compressor units to redefine your total cost of ownership and reduce life-cycle expenses!
GEA Grasso M Screw Compressor Unit for Industrial Refrigeration
Highlights & Technical Features
- Maximum efficiency and minimal footprint
- Easy servicing and low maintenance costs
- Variable speed drive motors (optional) with wide speed range 1,000 - 4,500 rpm for top capacities and high part-load efficiency
- Stepless capacity control via frequency inverter and/or slide system
- GEA Omni control panel with high-definition 15.6" touch screen
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Check your savings with GEA Grasso M
Use the interactive tool to view the savings you can achieve with the GEA Grasso M unit. Enter your expected operating hours, your electricity cost and the expected service rate per hour. The figures are based on a GEA Grasso M-M unit compared to former standard screw units under standard operating conditions: R717; -10/+35 °C; 1,000 - 4,500 rpm; load profile as per ESEER (average load 54%). Subject to modification.
Learn more with GEA RTSelect – our product selection and configuration tool.
| Screw package model | Speed (rpm) | Cooling capacity (kW) | ||
| R717,
-10/+35 °C | R717,
-40/-10 °C | R290
-10/+35 °C | ||
| GEA Grasso M – C | 3600
4500 | 172
219 | 54
68 | 143
181 |
| GEA Grasso M – D | 3600
4500 | 206
262 | 64
81 | 171
217 |
| GEA Grasso M – E | 3600
4500 | 247
313 | 76
96 | 205
259 |
| GEA Grasso M – G | 3600
4500 | 293
372 | 88
111 | 243
308 |
| GEA Grasso M – H | 3600
4500 | 374
471 | 116
147 | 308
389 |
| GEA Grasso M – L | 3600
4500 | 432
544 | 134
169 | 356
449 |
| GEA Grasso M – M | 3600
4500 | 568
715 | 176
222 | 468
590 |
| GEA Grasso M – N | 3600
4500 | 698
879 | 220
274 | 576
725 |
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