CFM vs. PSI: What You Need to Know to Size an Air Compressor
The questions compressed air professionals hear most frequently concern the core measurements used to describe the performance of compressed air systems.
The Impact of Temperature on Air Compressor Efficiency
Elevated outdoor temperatures can have a significant, negative impact on air compressor efficiency.
Signs Your Air Compressor Needs Repair or Replacement
Deciding whether to repair or replace an existing air compressor is one of the toughest decisions a facility or plant manager must make.
How to Extend the Lifespan of Your Air Compressor
Air compressors represent a significant capital outlay for most companies. Unfortunately, however, too many companies adopt a set-it-and-forget-it attitude, failing to take the steps necessary to realize the value and potential of their investment.
All the Ways Heat Gets into Your Compressed Air System (And How To Get Rid of It)
Heat is the sworn enemy of an air compressor. It will shorten the life of the oil and the compressor itself.
How Lowering the Pressure Band of Your Compressed Air System Can Save You Money
Misunderstanding the pressure requirements of your system is one of the critical mistakes you can make in operating your compressed air system.
Air Compressor Installation Checklist—18 Things To Check Before, During and After Your Installation.
How you install a new air compressor could determine how well it performs in the short and the long term. That’s why it pays to make sure your installation is done right.
Everything You Need to Know About Compressed Air Controls
It may seem odd for an air compressor manufacturer to create a blog post about controls, a product we don’t make.
The Differences Between Air Compressor Preventive Maintenance and Predictive Maintenance. And Why You Should Care.
With new techniques coming out every month or so, American companies are saving thousands of dollars and more by maintaining their compressed air systems.
Biltwood Powder Coating
Biltwood Powder Coating works with manufacturers in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, taking “old, ugly things and making them look new again,” according to owner Jim McCleaf.