Rotary Screw Air Compressors

For productive and profitable farming operations, compressed air provides long-lasting performance and a low cost of ownership. Compressed air is used for:

• Moving feed and grain to and from silos with conveyors
• Glasshouse ventilation systems
• Spraying crops
• Powering dairy machines
• Operating pneumatic material handling equipment

Whether in refineries, plastics, assembly plants or metal fabrication, an air compression system is the central power source that keeps a business in production. Powerful air compressors aid in manufacturing by:

• Operating air tools on production lines
• Cutting and welding equipment
• Ejecting pieces from production molds
• Monitoring production
• Adjusting roller and feed machinery
• Blowing a molded gas tank or plastic bottle
• Efficiently performing basic tasks such as driving screws and turning nuts
• Increasing production efficiency with air cylinders that power positioners, clamps, air chucks, and air knives
• Finishing and packaging with pneumatic devices used for liquid padding, carton stapling, appliance sanding, dry powder transporting and fluidizing
• Sandblasting and finishing metal
• Operating automated machinery

Reliable air supply and a dependable system are required for the dry cleaning industry, which demands quality cleaning of garments. Compressed air is used for:

• Delivering chemical applications through cleaning guns
• Operating laundry presses and steam cleaners

Remaining clean, dry and oil-free are top priorities for this highly regulated industry that needs precision equipment and high-performance systems. A pharmaceutical air compressor setup works by:

• Moving product on conveyor systems
• Spraying coatings on pharmaceuticals
• Maintaining pressure in mixing and holding tanks
• Bottling and packaging products

All types of food and beverage manufacturing facilities use air compressor systems for various production tasks. They need contaminate-free and consistent compressed air to run their constant operations.

Having power in the form of compressed air provides end-users with much more control over usage and air quality since it is generated on-site. Around 90 percent of all manufacturing companies use compressed air in their production and plant processes in some form.
Compressed air is used for:

1. Packing and palleting products
2. Closing and checking devices
3. Filling equipment for drinks
4. Cooling and freezing products

The remote nature of energy exploration requires the most dependable power to minimize repair and maintenance costs. An air compressor will be:

• Powering pneumatic tools and equipment in onshore and offshore operations
• Compensating for motion caused by turbulent seas
• Inserting and withdrawing reactor rods
• Controlling valves in steam and coolant circuits remotely
• Powering ventilation systems for boiler houses