Air End rebuilding when done before a catastrophic failure can be an economical way to extend the life of your oil flooded rotary compressor.
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By Kurt Lang on November 2nd, 2010 in Newsletter Articles.
Air Technologies’ new Cincinnati DirectAIR® factory is now completed and production is underway. We’re making great progress—Click here to view a few pictures from our construction process.
Click here to view our latest DirectAIR® case study in Compressed Air Best Practices magazine.
By Kurt Lang on November 2nd, 2010 in Newsletter Articles.
Have you ever wondered why your air compressor operates at 120 psi, but you’re only using 90 psi on the manufacturing floor? How about those weekends when the plant is shutdown, yet the compressors continue to run until Monday? Has your boss asked you to figure out a way to reduce energy costs? If the answer to any of these questions is “yes”, this article could be very useful to you.
While there can be a few varying explanations for these occurrences, the vast majority stem from your compressed air piping system. The piping system in your facility can be compared to your body’s cardiovascular system, pumping the right amount of air at the right pressure to areas on the floor where it’s needed. When there are fluctuations or gaps in this performance, output can suffer and the system can fail, resulting in serious bottom-line damage. Therefore, it is important to consider ways to keep this system “healthy.”
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By Kurt Lang on October 5th, 2010 in Newsletter Articles.
Did you know that your local power provider may offer incentives for business customers to upgrade their compressed air systems?
With the tough economic times, and seamlessly never ending talk about credit crunches; Air Technologies can help.
At no charge, your Air Technologies system engineer will show you how to utilize your local energy incentive programs to increase your plants efficiency, reduce operating costs, and improve productivity.
We will help navigate your way through the power companies requirements to receive credits for upgrading your compressed air system.
To schedule your free compressed air assessment call now: 866.468.9814 or sales@aircompressors.com.
By Kurt Lang on October 5th, 2010 in Newsletter Articles.

In today’s economic climate, many manufacturing operations—perhaps yours—have been downsized. However, the size of most air compressors has stayed the same, so chances are you’re paying more for compressed air than you need to. You can find out with an MBox air study from Air Technologies.
An MBox air study is a week long 24/7 profile of your production air requirements and cost. During the audit you operate normally and our M-Box data loggers record the activity of your compressors. You receive a detailed report with your compressor scope of supply, data pages (including power and air consumption, load cycles, running hours, etc.), profile graphs and charts, and an executive summary. Click here for a sample report.
By Kurt Lang on October 5th, 2010 in Newsletter Articles.
Importance of Air Inlet Filtration

The air inlet filter is the most important filter on your compressor.
Dust ingestion will drastically reduce the life of the compressor element, oil separator element and compressor oil.
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By Kurt Lang on September 9th, 2010 in Newsletter Articles.
Pressure drop wastes dollars. To overcome pressure drop and maintain system pressure, your compressor must draw additional electric power. Every 2 psi of pressure adds 1% to the cost of electric power supplied to the compressor. Read More…
By Kurt Lang on September 9th, 2010 in Newsletter Articles.

In today’s economic climate, many manufacturing operations—perhaps yours—have been downsized. However, the size of most air compressors has stayed the same, so chances are you’re paying more for compressed air than you need to. You can find out with an MBox air study from Air Technologies.
An MBox air study is a weeklong 24/7 profile of your production air require ments and cost. During the audit you operate normally and our M-Box data loggers record the activity of your compressors. You receive a detailed report with your compressor scope of supply, data pages (including power and air consumption, load cycles, running hours, etc.), profile graphs and charts, and an executive summary. Click here for a sample report.
By Kurt Lang on September 9th, 2010 in Newsletter Articles.
Excerpts from Bob Baker, Atlas Copco Compressors

Our answer is a resounding, “Yes.” By adjusting the audit scope to meet your needs you can save big bucks, whether you operate a 4 billion-square-foot facility or a much smaller operation.
There have been many energy audit articles written for the engineering magazines that have been an excellent resource on how to save energy in your 4 billion-square-foot manufacturing facility. Big energy audits usually save big energy, but they cost big bucks.
Where does this leave the little guy who operates a 15-75 horsepower air compressor? If you read these articles, many of them will help you gain the appropriate knowledge to cash-in on similar energy saving opportunities.
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By Kurt Lang on August 3rd, 2010 in Newsletter Articles.
Here’s an email from a recent customer… “John, just wanted to let you know how much Sandy & Mary made the difference in providing excellent service, ………..”.
Air Technologies employs a dedicated aftermarket group of parts experts with over 70 years of combined experience. Our motto is “Make Them Happy—Keep Them Happy”.
Each associate is committed to finding what you need and solving your problem better and faster than anyone else. It’s this commitment that shines through when you need parts right now.
Air Technologies is a leader in air compressor distribution, engineering and aftermarket services. When you need air compressor parts you want to talk with a parts expert who knows what you’re talking about.
Whatever brand air compressor you have, when you need parts call 866-300-2601 and put our parts experts to the test.
By Kurt Lang on August 3rd, 2010 in Newsletter Articles.