12,000 Horsepower
This is what a 12,000 hp system looks like! This is the installation of six 2,000 hp Sullair centrifugal compressors at a manufacturing facility in Modesto, California
In industries where compressed air is an essential driver of operations, reliable compressors that provide consistent supply are critical. The decisions around equipment repair or replacement are usually made in a considered and strategic way – how reliable is the current machinery, and when will the running costs exceed the replacement costs?
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This is what a 12,000 hp system looks like! This is the installation of six 2,000 hp Sullair centrifugal compressors at a manufacturing facility in Modesto, California
Curly’s Inc., a Burns Harbor, Ind. shop specializing in custom paint and motorcycle builds, depends on its Sullair ShopTek® compressor day in and day out. Sullair air power helps Curly and his team crank out the awesome customizations for which they're known.
In industries where compressed air is an essential driver of operations, reliable compressors that provide consistent supply are critical. The decisions around equipment repair or replacement are usually made in a considered and strategic way – how reliable is the current machinery, and when will the running costs exceed the replacement costs?
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Downtime is the devil. For most manufacturers keeping an operation up and running, efficiently and productively is what keeps them up at night. Considered the fourth utility for its ubiquitous role, keeping compressed air flowing is of vital importance to the health of an overall operation. A step beyond proper maintenance is predictive maintenance. Knowing the health of the compressor throughout its life span – before an issue arises, will result in smooth operations.
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When we hear about the Fountains of Bellagio in Las Vegas or the Dubai Fountain at the Burj Khalifa in Dubai the first thing that comes to mind is likely the grandeur of the fountains and their choreographed performances set to lights and music. But beneath the surface of these world-famous attractions is a thoughtfully engineered design that aims to meet the same key drivers sought in any manufacturing setting: cost, energy savings and system functionality. Traditional fountains use pumps and pipes, but for displays of such size and power an air compressor has many benefits.
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