KAISHAN BLOG
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.
With new techniques coming out every month or so, American companies are saving thousands of dollars and more by maintaining their compressed air systems. [...]
The inlet valve is one of the most important and complicated parts of a rotary screw air compressor. [...]
A few significant trends are generating interest in the compressed air industry, promising to add greater flexibility, energy savings and air quality to your entire operation. [...]
It may seem strange to talk about compressed air as a major source of energy savings for most companies. But it is. For good reason. [...]
Reducing demand is a critical concern for any facility that uses compressed air as a fourth utility, joining water, electricity and gas in supplying its basic needs. [...]
Although we don’t technically make air compressors for trucks, our products support the trucking industry in virtually every kind of truck repair shop or service area. [...]
Air compressors have come a long way since the bellows and primitive devices first used to compress air. [...]
It may seem a little strange to use air compressors to reduce your carbon footprint and boost your sustainability efforts. [...]
Choosing the best air compressor for an application in the wastewater treatment industry may go beyond the standard cost, performance and maintenance considerations. [...]
