Description

In air compression, two issues are
especially important: the availability
of clean compressed air where it is
needed, and economically reasonable
air compression costs.
Picture this: production is in full swing,
everyone’s happy. But then, without
warning, one of the compression
cylinders breaks down. It just ceases
to do what it’s there for: delivering
compressed air. In no time, there will
be cries on the shop floor: “Pressure’s
down! The compressor’s gone!”
This scenario illustrates that while
compressed air is normally an in –
conspicuous element of the production process its absence is felt im –
mediately: without it, nothing works.
The second critical issue is the impact
of rising energy costs. Efficient solutions for economical energy consumption have become increasingly important to a company’s bottom line