Kaishan is the foremost expert in air compression technology, with more than 60 years of experience in manufacturing air compressors. So, it’s safe to say that we have seen it all. Kaishan is dedicated to educating current and future customers about all aspects of a compressed air system.
From air compressor guides to compressor room design, you can find content to better understand compressed air systems and how they can suit your application. Our air compressors can operate in harsh environments, improve uptime, and reduce maintenance and operational costs.
Learn more about how you can trust Kaishan air compressors for any application. Check out our blog below to see how our air compressors can fit into your application.
Specifying and buying an air compressor has become quite a challenge. Largely because compressed air system design has so many moving parts. [...]
Variable-frequency drives have become popular additions to rotary screw air compressors for many reasons. [...]
Air compressors are comparatively safe. Safer, in fact, than most other sources of power. Compressed air is the preferred alternative in many applications, especially where flammable or explosive materials are present. [...]
Not everyone who owns or operates an air compressor knows about rapid cycling. But if you do, you get that it’s something to avoid like the plague. [...]
Pneumatic devices have been in use for a long time. Centuries, at least. So, it may be surprising that designers of some of our most advanced devices, including robotics and automation equipment, are turning to pneumatics. [...]
By now, most facility managers are familiar with the benefits of equipping their air compressors with variable-speed drives. [...]
Compressed air is usually not the first thing that comes to a plant manager’s mind when asked to improve industrial energy efficiency by implementing sustainable manufacturing practices. [...]
Sound has always been an issue with compressed air, with some types of compressors, notably reciprocating compressors, being notoriously noisy. [...]
Rotary screw compressors are rotating machines. So, you can expect some vibration. But how much is too much? It depends. [...]
