Ingersoll Rand 32132920 Compressor Kit Replacement

Recommended Variably

Our Ingersoll Rand 32132920 Equivalent Ring Kit contains all the parts necessary to replace the high pressure piston rings on Ingersoll Rand Compressor Model 5T2NL.

Worn piston rings are often a contributing factor in the decline in performance of a compressor that has been in service for an extensive period of time. Ingersoll Rand recommends replacing the piston rings when a compressor does not meet its normal air delivery or when its oil consumption is considered to be excessive. Generally, any compressor consuming more than 2 oz. of oil per 100 horse-power-hours does not meet commercial standards and would require piston ring replacement.

eCompressedair provides quality Ingersoll Rand equivalent parts that meet or exceed the OEM specifications. Aftermarket parts are more cost effective than brand name parts and can typically allow for a reduction in your annual maintenance costs over the life of the compressor.

In most applications, piston rings are performing several functions. They contain and regulate cylinder pressure, prevent oil blow-by, and to help regulate the control of thermal changes in the unit. Each piston usually has three types of rings; the compression ring, scraper ring, and oil control ring. The compression ring prevents pressure loss as the piston makes its way to the top of it's stroke. While designed similarly to the compression ring, the scraper rings are used to minimize oil build up between the compression ring and oil ring. Finally, the oil control rings help to lubricate the pistons, cylinder walls, rings and wrist pins, while also maintaining thermal control by directing oil into the pistons.

While the compressor is already offline and disassembled, it is also recommended to change out the gaskets in the unit and perform a valve rebuild if necessary.

Ingersoll Rand 37126711 Equivalent Valve/Head Rebuild Kit

(Model 5T2NL)