The Benefits of Switching from Mineral Oil Based Lubricants to Synthetic Lubricants in Air Compressors
Oil is the lifeblood of most machinery, from vehicles and lawn mowers to sewing machines and air compressors. Inside of each machine exists a web of moving pieces, most of which consist of metal surfaces that — without proper lubrication — could end up damaged through repeated internal friction. When friction gets out of hand, […]
Read MoreAir Compressors in Ski Resorts
Skiing ranges are generally associated with mountains, which most people perceive as being cold enough to produce snow year round. However, natural snow levels are often inefficient for optimal use at ski resorts. These businesses instead rely on artificial snow production, created by pumping cold water high into the air with the power of compressed […]
Read MoreHow Summer Heat Impacts Air Compressors
As summer approaches, it is wise to examine how the warmer weather can affect your air compressor system. A quality air compressor system can withstand various conditions, but the combination of high ambient temperature and humidity can lead to shutdowns and costly downtime. Thankfully, some precautionary measures can ensure your air compressor system runs smoothly. […]
Read MoreGoing Green: Environmentally Friendly Air Compressors
Sustainability and going green are key concerns across many different industries today. Many companies are looking for more ways to green their processes and become more eco-friendly. There are many ways to go green today, and numerous benefits to the environment, human health and a company’s bottom line. Using more environmentally friendly air compressors is […]
Read MoreWhat Is Class Zero Air?
What Is Class Zero Air? ISO 8573.1 and ISO 12500 provide a classification system to measure a compressor’s ability to gauge the main contaminants in compressed air systems. This standard provides numerous compressor purity classes and identifies contaminants that may be present in the system. This classification system features nine classes. What Is Class 0 […]
Read MoreImproving Operating Efficiency
How can I improve my operating costs? Can operating a profitable company also be environmentally friendly? For most companies, the idea of protecting the environment and conserving natural resources brings to mind expensive renovations and higher operating cost. One way to help the environment and lower operating costs at the same time is to take […]
Read MoreHospital Air System Savings
Hospitals rely on air compressors for a whole host of functions that range from facility operation to patient care. As such, compressed air systems often account for a sizable chunk of a hospital’s overhead. Understandably, saving money on compressed air in hospitals has become a primary goal among system operators who wish to cut down […]
Read MoreA Guide to Air System Heat Recovery From Air Compressors
The cost of electricity seems to go up every year, so it’s no surprise that businesses are looking at new ways to lower their energy use. Did you know that your air compressor can help you save energy? Many businesses consider compressed air among their most expensive utilities. Electricity to run an air compressor can […]
Read MoreA Guide to Dental and Medical Air Compressors
Compressed air has long been the power of choice for American industries. Whether you are building cars or manufacturing toys, compressed air powered tools are considered more reliable and consistent than electrically powered tools. However, compressed air also plays a special role in the medical and dental fields. Although both of these industries use compressed […]
Read MoreA Guide to Maintaining Compressed Air System Air Quality
Compressed air systems are unrivaled when it comes to providing the kind of power and reliability that’s essential for industrial and commercial operations. No wonder so many industries and plants turn to compressed air systems in order to keep their lines moving and their employees working at top efficiency. Furthermore, there is a wide range […]
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