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How to Find and Fix Leaks in Your Air Compressor System

Posted on: June 15, 2023

If you hear a telltale hiss coming from a component in your air compressor, you might not realize how much damage it’s causing your system and your bottom line. Air compressor leaks can be incredibly costly, not just in terms of money, but also through productivity and efficiency. Compressors use a lot of energy. It […]

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Portable Air Compressors

Posted on: July 17, 2023

When you need efficiency and industry-leading power in a small package, look no further than Quincy Compressor’s portable air compressors. Our compressors are suited for home and DIY use while still providing the reliability and power necessary for commercial applications. We build our compressors for the long haul, delivering great value in almost any situation. […]

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How to Size and Select a Rotary Compressor

Posted on: June 10, 2019

Compressed air serves numerous industrial and personal functions. As the fourth utility in industry, compressed air is largely responsible for the assembly of appliances and automobiles. Most of the furniture and vehicles you see each day are the result of air-powered arms and pneumatic fasteners along conveyor belts. Pressurized air is also largely responsible for […]

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Why Did My Compressed Air System’s Pressure Drop?

Posted on: January 13, 2016

The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that a typical industrial facility uses about 10 percent of its electricity consumption on air compression. This makes compressed air a major expense in the USA. Loss of pressure represents money lost. Inefficient systems in production reduce profits, and can even threaten the ongoing financial viability of business. In […]

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How to Prepare Your Compressed Air System for Efficiency in Each Season

Posted on: February 26, 2020

  In order to keep your compressed air system fully operable and efficient year–round, it’s crucial to prepare your compressor for each season. As part of a process referred to as “weatherization”, experts on compressor maintenance suggest biannual inspections of various points along a compressed air system. When it comes to air compressors, weather extremes […]

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Full Guide to Air Compressor Condensation and Moisture

Posted on: April 23, 2020

Compressed air is one of the most important utilities in a vast array of industrial applications. As a driving force behind automation and productivity, it is crucial for each air compressor to produce pressurized air that is free of moisture and other impurities. Unfortunately, not all compressors are capable of delivering quality air. The problem […]

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18 Ways to Reduce Your Compressed Air Costs

Posted on: August 2, 2023

Air compressors use considerable volumes of energy during a typical work cycle. When you add up all the expenses of operating a facility, any savings can help you boost your bottom line. With air compressors, savings come down to efficiency, which depends on a steady maintenance regimen. The following 18 ways to reduce compressed air […]

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Why Is Your Air Compressor Humming?

Posted on: July 23, 2021

Compressors of all sizes produce noise and often get quite loud. If the sound is an unusual one, however, it could be practically deafening. Air compressor humming is common at startup but could also happen during use. If that happens, you can also experience a sudden drop in tank pressure. We’ll let you know what […]

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Climate Control Compressors

Posted on: February 26, 2020

Over the past century, man’s triumph over air has been marked by two inventions: the air compressor and the air conditioner. Both inventions have been integral to the development of HVAC systems, which have made it possible to control temperatures and air quality in buildings both large and small. In recent years, the role of […]

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The Role and Evolution of Air Compressors in Robotics Competitions

Posted on: March 25, 2020

Air compressors are used in robotics competitions to demonstrate how pneumatic power can work in automatic, pre-programmed, moving devices. You can use compressed air to move robotic arms and legs at measured lengths. The best compressor for robotics competition events is generally a small, portable reciprocating model. Another benefit of compressed air is that you can easily replace […]

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