Greenfield 250 SCFM CNG Compressor Skid — 125 HP
Complete 2009 Greenfield CNG compressor skid rated at 250 SCFM with a 125 HP electric motor drive. Skid-mounted for easy installation, this unit is ready for fast-fill or time-fill CNG fueling applications.
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