Vacuum Pumps and Air Compression: What’s The Difference?
Here at Quincy, we are no strangers to the wide variety of industries that use compressed air. It’s an essential utility for many companies, vital for operation throughput and product quality. Many corporations considered to be “critical infrastructure” such as hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, and food companies depend heavily on Quincy compressed air. We offer a […]
Read MoreHow Compressed Air Is Used for Renewable Energy
The effects of climate change have many scientists and technologists looking toward the future with renewable energy sources in mind. Solar and wind power systems are an eco-friendly energy option, but they are dependent upon certain weather conditions to operate at full capacity. Energy storage systems are one solution to this problem and can easily […]
Read MoreCompressed Air & Painting
A paint sprayer beats out a brush and roller in almost any painting project. When it comes to custom automotive paint, a sprayer is a must. Whether you need to fix a few minor paint chips or complete a full custom paint job, a compressed air system is the best way to ensure an even […]
Read MoreYour Guide to Vacuum Pumps
Across a vast range of industries, the vacuum pump is utilized for various applications, from the packaging of goods to the removal of moisture. From hospitals and commercial pressing plants to factories where automobiles and airplanes are assembled, industrial vacuum pumps make operations easier, cleaner and more sanitary. In order to serve the vast range […]
Read More15 Uses for an Air Compressor on a Farm
Nearly everyone is familiar with the air compressor at your local garage or gas station. Compressed air is used to inflate vehicle and bicycle tires. Without it, we probably wouldn’t have the transportation system that we have today. Air compressors, however, have a much wider range of use than simply inflating vehicle tires. Air compressors […]
Read MoreWhat Is an Air Compressor Pressure Switch?
The air compressor pressure switch measures the pressure inside your air tank and shuts off your compressor when it reaches the air pressure you need. The air compressor pressure switch will also help your machinery maintain the proper pressure level as you go about your work. The switch can turn on your compressor when tank air pressure levels drop and more air […]
Read MoreHistory of Compressed Air Use
No period in human history has seen as much technological development as the 20th century. During the first half of that century alone, people witnessed the introduction of automobiles, aircraft and countless products sold in stores that hail from factory assembly lines. The production for all of these things has largely been driven by compressed […]
Read MoreWhat You Need to Know About Air Compressor Duty Cycles
Air compressors are purchased for different reasons by a wide range of companies and independent craftspeople. In some cases, a customer might expect to get a continuous duty cycle air compressor when making that initial investment, only to find the machine in question merely offers a 50% duty cycle. Therefore, it is important to know about duty […]
Read MoreWhat to Look for in a Dental Air Compressor
Air compressors are a vital piece of any dental office, since they power many of the most important tools. Selecting the right compressor can help you build a practice poised for growth, while choosing poorly could potentially expose your patients to harm. While using a specific type of air compressor does not guarantee pathogens are […]
Read MoreA Star Is Born: The New QPVS Refrigerant Dryer From Quincy
Dryers are an important component of compressed air networks. They are responsible for removing moisture from compressed air, which protects downstream equipment and end products from contamination. Reducing the need for maintenance and prolonging the service life of pneumatic tools lowers operating expenses over time. The problem is that conventional fixed-speed refrigerant dryers only operate […]
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