Greenfield B65-4NG CNG Compressor — 5-Stage, 120 SCFM, 4,500 PSI
Brand-new Greenfield B65-4NG five-stage CNG compressor delivering 120 SCFM from 15 PSI inlet to 4,500 PSI discharge. Factory-fresh and never installed, this unit is ready for immediate deployment at any CNG fueling facility.
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