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The compressor industry treats the small reciprocating unit as a disposable compressor. Dealers make it difficult, and very expensive, for you to get information or technical assistance. You can handle your own maintenance and trouble shooting with this book. <Click here> to learn more about this unique book.
Anyone involved with compressors needs a copy of this useful book. The author knows compressors, but does not sell compressors. You benefit from an unbiased perspective on the advantages and disadvantages of the various types of equipment available on the market. <Click here> for more details and a Free sample of this useful book.
You can get the inside scoop with this book, which was written based on the findings of over 1,200 air system audits. The articles, illustrations and case studies will help you correct mistakes that waste time and money. <Click here> for more details on this valuable resource.
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A few simple and affordable improvements in your air system can reduce your annual energy and maintenance cost by 30% or more. The pay back is immediate when you eliminate the waste from pressure loss situations, air leaks and inappropriately sized equipment. There is a company that understands the complete air system with a reputation for saving their customers thousands of dollars in annual expenses. In addition, they don’t sell equipment which means you will get an unbiased assessment of your compressed air system. So, before you spend any more money, <click here> and find out how they can help you get more from your air system.
The OEMs and their dealers count on you feeling dependent upon them for parts and service for your rotary screw or vane compressor. They do not want you to know about an independent company that has better prices and deliveries on remanufactured airends and replacement parts. < Click here > to read about a vendor that has helped over 300 compressor dealers with quality parts.
A dependable source of used equipment can help you save money when adding compressors or when handling major repair work. <click here> for details on one of the best kept secrets in the compressor industry.
Reciprocating compressors, over 100 horsepower, provide reliable and energy efficient service for many facilities. We have organized some improvement ideas and proven repair techniques to help you get the best performance from these compressors. < Click here > to read about extending service life and reducing downtime.
Condensation drains are the source of more complaints than any other aspect of a compressed air system. You need a drain vendor that knows what type of drain will work best in the various applications. We have found a line of reliable drains – at prices you have to see to believe! <Click here> for more details.
Treating Oily Water Condensate A compressed air system that uses lubricated compressors, will produce an oily water condensation mixture. The disposal of this oily water is an environmental concern. <Click here> for a comparison of methods for handling oily water condensate.
Vibration monitors are used on many types of compressors. The objective is to shut down the compressor if the vibrations reach an excessive or dangerous level. This protection doesn’t always prevent damage and seldom provides useful information about the cause of the problem. There is a way you can determine the causes in time to prevent shut down or damage. For more details < click here > and read how this successful program has saved others time and money.
It takes time and manpower for you to train your people on compressors and the various aspects of your compressed air system. There are companies that offer training but often they will either try to sell you their equipment, try to apply a general training program to your situation or simply lack the knowledge required to effectively teach the subject. We have established a compressor school with trainers that know the subject and don’t sell equipment! Most importantly, you can customize the program to meet your specific needs at an economical price. <Click here> to learn how you can have effective compressor training in your plant.
It is sometimes necessary to have an outside company help with compressor maintenance. In those instances, you want to chose a company that will do the job right, stand behind their work and charge reasonable rates. The best choice would be a company that meets the following criteria: Qualified - someone with training and experience on the compressors in your plant. Service Oriented - an independent company eager to earn your business and willing to go the extra mile to satisfy customers. Value Priced - a small business that provides excellent service at competitive rates. Until now, the compressor repair companies that meet this criteria were the best kept secret in the industry. These are owned and operated by people who worked for the OEMs before deciding that they could better serve customers by starting their own business. If you would like some help with a maintenance project – preventive maintenance program, minor repairs or a complete overhaul, send us an email. We will have a qualified company contact you directly to discuss how they could help with your requirement.
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