Knowledge Hub

Ohm’s Law and your compressor: Understanding the electrical connection

Every air compressor depends on a stable, well-balanced electrical supply. When voltage, current or resistance fall outside their normal range, your compressor can lose efficiency, struggle to start, or shut down unexpectedly. A simple electrical principle, Ohm’s Law helps explain why this happens and what it means for the long-term reliability of your compressed air [...]
Air Compressors, Knowledge Hub

When it comes to your compressor, what is air pressure?

Understanding compressed air pressure and flow When discussing compressed air systems, pressure and flow are integral parts of how a system will utilise air. Let's dive into the difference between the two and the nature of the relationship between pressure and rate of flow within a compressed air system.   What is compressed air pressure? [...]
Air Compressors, Knowledge Hub

Ensure your Compressor runs Smoothly this Summer

As we begin the new year with soaring hot temperatures, are you confident that your compressed air system can cope? The hot weather can put a lot of stress on your compressed air system and as the temperature starts to rise a number of maintenance issues can occur. here are our top tips on how [...]
Air Compressors, Knowledge Hub

Understanding the Different Air Compressor Types

Purchasing an air compressor isn't a decision to be taken lightly. One would need to consider the type of application this compressor is needed for and any other unique requirements. Selecting the right compressor can save your business a lot of money, energy and time in the long run. Whether you need a general purpose [...]
Air Compressors, Knowledge Hub

Working safely with compressed air

Compressed air is a powerful energy source used across many industries to run tools, machinery and processes. But when it’s not handled properly, it can pose serious safety risks. Whether air is stored in receivers or supplied direct from your compressor, it travels through regulators, air lines and hoses to deliver energy to your equipment. [...]
Air Compressors, Knowledge Hub

What Size Refrigerated Dryer Should I Buy?

[smartslider3 slider="30"] Compressed Air Dryer Sizing: What Should You Consider? Choosing a compressed air dryer isn't as simple as matching its rated capacity to the size of your air compressor. A dryer may be rated for a particular airflow, but that rating applies under specific operating conditions. Change those conditions and the amount of compressed [...]
Knowledge Hub

Maintaining Your Peace of Mind

[smartslider3 slider="30"] Let’s face it. At some point, no matter how high quality the product is, equipment or machinery will break down. Breakdowns can have major impacts on the efficiency of your production which in a worst-case scenario, can cost your business thousands of dollars. While breakdowns are inevitable, regular and professional air compressor maintenance [...]
Knowledge Hub

The Potential Dangers of Air Receivers

[smartslider3 slider="30"] Are the potential dangers of air receivers just a bit of hot air? When comparing electricity or gas compressed air and air receiver systems, you’d be forgiven for thinking that compressed air presents very little danger. However, the reality is that compressed air brings its own set of serious issues to deal with. Air receiver [...]
Knowledge Hub

Can Your Compressed Air Dryer Cope This Summer?

[smartslider3 slider="30"] Can Your Compressed Air Dryer Cope This Summer? As temperatures rise, your compressed air dryer has more work to do. Warm air can hold more moisture than cool air, which means hotter and more humid conditions can increase the moisture load entering your compressed air system. At the same time, higher ambient temperatures [...]
Air Compressors, Knowledge Hub

Why Your System Needs A Compressed Air Dryer

[smartslider3 slider="30"] What Is a Compressed Air Dryer and How Does It Work? A compressed air dryer removes moisture from compressed air before it travels through your system and reaches downstream equipment. Moisture is naturally present in the atmospheric air drawn into every air compressor. When that air is compressed, its temperature rises and it [...]
Air Compressors, Knowledge Hub
Contact Us
close slider
=