ABOUT AIR COMPRESSORS
Compressed air is often referred to as the “fourth utility,” joining electricity, natural gas, and water as an essential service in most industrial and commercial facilities. It’s used for thermostatic controls, valve and damper actuation, purging, charging, processing, material transfer, instrumentation, tools, and many other specialized applications.
Construction, mining, exploration, and drilling operations rely on compressed air to power processes and applications. For most of these businesses, compressed air systems must run continuously. Planned shutdowns, emergencies, facility expansions, and new construction sometimes also need rental compressed air systems.
Typical applications:
- Air-powered controls, valves, dampers, and cylinders for manufacturing companies, commercial and industrial buildings, utilities, newspapers and printers, and chemical and pharmaceutical companies.
- General purpose plant air for virtually any type of industrial facility.
- Critical process air for food and beverage processing, pharmaceuticals, electronics, and textile manufacturing.
- Painting and abrasive blasting for manufacturers and contractors.
- Pneumatic material transfer for companies moving powders, granular material, liquids, and slurries.
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