Customers often ask us what type of piping they should use in their compressed air system. There’s quite a variety on the market so it’s easy to see why the choice could be overwhelming. In an effort to help you make an educated decision, we’ve compiled a list of the most common materials. Aluminum Pipe…
When organizing a shop floor, planning the compressed air pipe system is often one of the last considerations. Environmental conditions and factory equipment requirements often outrank the plan to simplify supply lines. People don’t worry too much about the layout of the piping system because it seems rather straightforward – simply attach a compressor to an…
There are several factors to consider when selecting an industrial air compressor. Factor One: Stationary or Moveable? First, will your compressor remain in one place or will it be moved to several locations. Most industrial air compressors are designed to be stationary, as they are used in one facility. These units, which are larger and…
If you’ve ever experienced equipment failure you know what it can do to your production schedule. Malfunctioning air compressor systems cause several days of downtime each year, costing companies thousands of dollars, not only in maintenance, but also in reduced productivity. Despite the high costs, air compressor maintenance is typically reactive rather than proactive, costing…
The versatility and ease of use make the rotary screw air compressor a top choice for operations of all sizes, from the largest of manufacturers to private, one-person operations. When well-maintained, a rotary air compressor can perform for thousands of hours. Why Regular Rotary Screw Air Compressor Maintenance Is Important Like all compressor types, rotary screw models…