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You've probably heard this from us before, but at Kaeser we believe that the more you know about operating air systems, the more you'll get out of them. We are committed to offering you the most current information you need to operate and maintain your compressed air system. We've shared some advanced tips for optimizing your air system, but in today's post we're going back to the basics with a glossary of terms used frequently in our industry.

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Were you planning on waiting until later in the year to purchase equipment and take advantage of Section 179 write-offs? This recent article by Chris Fletcher in Green Industry Pros warns us that time is running out because although you have until December 31 to make these purchases, that is also the deadline to put the equipment into service.

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A recent post on Pneumatic Tips shows the impact of oversizing when going from piston to rotary screw compressors. We've compared piston compressors to rotary screws several times, but this post presents an example illustrating the fact that proper sizing is an important factor when choosing an air compressor, not just what type of compressor it is.

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Location and environment have a significant impact on the maintenance costs, reliability and longevity of your compressed air system. We’ve covered this topic a few times before but it’s worth repeating, especially when you have a great visual example with before and after photos.

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Automated car washes rely heavily on many pneumatic valves and actuators with high cycling rates for components like chemical (soap) applicators, wrap control arms and other mechanical components. The integrity of the lubrication and seals in these devices is absolutely critical to proper mechanical operation and through-put. This is certainly not unique to the car wash business. The same is true for all pneumatics.

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We recently collaborated with Clemco Industries on an article and ebook about sandblasting with tips to help users get the best performance from their blast machines. In addition to a properly sized air compressor, one of the most important considerations when working with blast cabinets is air treatment.

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While we have not received questions about SARS-CoV-2, the virus responsible for COVID-19, in compressed air systems, our friends at the British Compressed Air Society have. Read our new blog post for their advice.

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Success Stories

Dramatically reduced energy costs is music to the ears of a music studio equipment manufacturer.

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New equipment and smart controls drive a dynamic energy efficiency transformation.

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Metal fabricator pushes "easy button" with compressed air system.

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Award winning winemaker Teusner Wines recently invested in two Kaeser SK 25 rotary screw compressors, which are responsible for delivering a reliable and energy efficient supply of compressed air to the pneumatic - grape crushing - presses at their new purpose built winery in the Barossa Valley, South Australia.

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A compressed air audit opens a world of savings opportunities for one of the world's leading candy and gum manufacturers.

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12/9/21

Ideally suited for a wide range of applications, Kaeser’s new M59PE is available in two pressures ranges covering 100-200 psi and features molded polymer gull wing doors for durability and easy access.

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Fees for each shipment will be paid by Kaeser and used to invest in a variety of carbon offset programs.

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