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Compressed Air · Taiwan

Fusheng

Fu Sheng Industrial of Taiwan, founded in 1953, builds screw, piston, scroll and turbo air compressors and is the parent of FS-Curtis, FS-Elliott and ALMiG.

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Status
Active
Parent company
Independent
Region
Asia
Verified
2026-10-06
Confidence
medium
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Primary technologies

Primary markets

general manufacturing · electronics · plastics · food beverage

In the catalogue

105 models with OEM data

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Ratings across the range

Motor power
0.746 – 250 kW · 101
Max. pressure
2.94 – 39.2 bar · 90
Free air delivery
18.6 – 2,760 m³/h · 79
Weight
94 – 3,000 kg · 41
Blower flow
414 – 2,940 m³/h · 9
Noise level
70 – 80 dB(A) · 8

Product families

Data coverage

tw.fusheng.com series pages (direct; 11): one model per row (working pressure kg/cm²G, delivery, motor kW where its HP twin agrees, weight, noise), each pressure version kept with its pressure; SAV-M, SWV, VFW and BWV read from their zh-tw pages (the English pages print the table without its header); mechanism from each page's title or introduction (oil-injected screw, water-lubricated oil-free screw, oil-free scroll, piston, turbo, oil-free screw blower)

– Polaris and PAP PLUS centrifugal frames are FS-Elliott's (harvested under FS-Elliott); not read here

– SWTIII oil-free screw page has no table ("see catalogue"); ED engine-driven page states no mechanism; VSV screw vacuum pumps don't say dry or oil-sealed

– F series is titled "Oil-Free Piston" though its address says oil-injected: kept as oil-free, as printed

– Multi-airend GW models ("3.7X2") and swapped HP/kW cells (SWV30W "30 (40)") lose their power figure

– Catalogue PDFs not read

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