Guide to Air Compressors for Scuba Diving
Compressed air plays an important role in many fields and industries, but when it comes to scuba diving, high-quality, breathable compressed air is critical. For this reason, all divers should understand how a diving air compressor works, plus how to maintain it and perform basic repairs. If you’re new to diving or are interested in […]
Read MoreAir-Cooled vs Water-Cooled Compressor
An air compressor is a positive displacement compressor that produces energy to power commercial tools and equipment. Rotary screw air compressors generate heat as they function, which is why compressed air needs to be cooled — either with air or a chilled liquid. Whether you get a water-cooled or air-cooled compressor for your business depends on your […]
Read MoreRotary Screw Compressor Maintenance
High quality rotary screw compressors such as those offered for sale by Quincy Compressor are designed, engineered and built to provide many years of reliable service. However, a screw-type air compressor is a complex machine consisting of many moving (and non-moving) parts and components. Regular preventive maintenance is essential for ensuring efficient operation, a long air compressor […]
Read MoreRotary Screw Air Compressor Horsepower
Rotary Screw Air Compressor Horsepower When you’re shopping for air compressors, you’ll typically find that they’re rated by horsepower: You’ll see the horsepower rating prominently featured in the product name and description, such as the “Quincy 7.5 hp rotary screw air compressor,” the “Quincy 30 hp air compressor” or the “Quincy 60 hp air compressor.” […]
Read MoreBuying A New vs. Used Air Compressor: Which One Is Best?
Buying a New vs. Used Air Compressor: Which One Is Best? When you need an air compressor for your operations, you have a choice to make — will you buy new or used? This comes after deciding the specific type of compressor you need, from rotary screw to reciprocating, so making another decision may be overwhelming. […]
Read MoreBest Practices For Using Compressed Air
It’s important to follow industry standards for handling air compressors, both for safety reasons and for the sake of optimizing operating costs. Understand how your air compressor works so you can identify any issues and minimize expenses. Evaluate your compressed air needs and use automatic settings, and only use compressed air for its intended purposes […]
Read MoreHow To Avoid Bacteria In Compressed Air
Compressed air has many applications in industrial plants around the world. Air compressors, however, can harbor dangerous microorganisms if not properly maintained. Clean air in the workplace is always important for human safety, especially in food, medical and pharmaceutical industries. Microbial contamination of compressed air can compromise air quality and lead to serious hazards. Whether […]
Read MoreChoosing The Right Compressed Air Service Provider
Compressed air is an important component of industrial manufacturing. It’s used in various applications, including pneumatic controls and tools, cleaning equipment, blow-offs and compressed air-operated cylinders. These applications are essential to a well-run, reliable business. To ensure your business can provide high-quality services on demand, it’s crucial to purchase a high-quality air compressor. Perhaps even […]
Read MoreHigh Pressure Screw Air Compressor
High pressure screw air compressors serve a wide range of purposes in industrial, manufacturing and other applications. Quincy Compressor has been manufacturing both low and high pressure machines since 1920. On this page, you’ll find a basic overview of high pressure compressor technology, as well as some advice on what to look for when shopping […]
Read MoreVapor Recovery Pump
Fuels stored in tanks, including gas and oil, emit vapors that contain methane, propane, butane and other substances. The fumes from these materials are noxious and potentially flammable. In addition to being an environmental and safety hazard, these escaping vapors can also cost the operator money in terms of lost fuel. The purpose of a […]
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