In industries where compressed air is an essential driver of operations, reliable compressors that provide consistent supply are critical.
Packaging is more than an afterthought. Yes, it needs to protect the product inside during shipping and the buying process. But, it’s more than that. The package is who you are as a brand. The first thing customers notice about you.
A lot of planning and expense goes into designing and installing a compressed air system. One often overlooked element however, is the drain.
Understanding the basics of air compressors is important but knowing exactly which compressor to choose for your specific requirements is essential.
Centrifugal air compressors offer a number of benefits over rotary screw compressors, including certain advantages, depending on the application.
Equipment management is a balancing act of cost, maintenance and utilization administration, and air compressors are no exception.
So, you’ve determined you need an industrial air compressor for your facility.
Sullair, a Hitachi Group Company, announced its long-term climate action strategy and goal to globally reach carbon neutrality.
In a day and age where compressor lubricant options can be overwhelming, it helps to understand the pros and cons and compositions of each.
When throwing back a cold one or grabbing a can of soda on a warm summer day, you may not realize compressed air is vital to aluminum can manufacturing. Compressed air is used in nearly every step of the manufacturing process.
Many industrial processes require clean, dry air – air free of moisture. The presence of water, dust, bacteria, microorganisms and industrial acids can ruin products and foul processes.
The recent passage of the once-in-a-generation $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), has prompted a lot of speculation as to the impact and reach the program will have on the construction industry as a whole.