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# Rotary Screw vs. Reciprocating Air Compressors: Which One Fits Your Business?
Choosing a new industrial air compressor is a significant investment for any facility. The right choice keeps your operations fluid, while the wrong one can lead to high energy bills and frustrating downtime. Read More
Oil-Free vs. Oil-Injected Compressors: Navigating Air Quality Standards:
When setting up a commercial compressed air system, one of the most critical purity decisions involves choosing between Oil-Injected and Oil-Free air compressors. Understanding the difference is vital for businesses Read More
Maintenance & Efficiency Tips
#5 Essential Maintenance Steps to Extend Your Air Compressor’s Lifespan:
Your facility’s ability to get work done relies directly on keeping your compressed air system in peak working order. Neglecting preventative maintenance hurts efficiency Read More
The Ultimate Buying Guide
Rotary Screw vs. Reciprocating Air Compressors: Which One Fits Your Business?
Choosing a new industrial air compressor is a significant investment for any facility. The right choice keeps your operations fluid, while the wrong one can lead to high energy bills and frustrating downtime. Read More
FAQ
Where can I get my products repaired?
You can contact our customer support desk or contact our representatives in various locations for all kinds of services and repairs for following products Compressed Air Solutions, Air Treatment, Process and Machine Cooling, Blow Moulding Applications, Environmental Air Solutions.
Where and how to buy spares for my products?
SPAKK INTL is one of the leading distributor of various companies providing Compressed Air Solutions, Air Treatment, Process and Machine Cooling, Blow Moulding Applications, Environmental Air Solutions. Hence we have wide range of spares available with us, which can easily suit your
products requirements. Also, we have team of dedicated engineers, who can suggest you best possible service and spares solutions.
Should I add an Air Dryer to my compressor system?
An aftercooler or air dryer reduces the amount of water suspended in the air. Hot air holds more water, so the ideal system for the maximum removal of water is a refrigerated air dryer. For example, a 10 hp compressor with air entering the system at 75 degrees and 75% relative humidity produces water at the rate of 6.3 gallons per day. A refrigerated air dryer would remove a total of 6 gallons of water (leaving only .3 gallons in the system). An air-cooled aftercooler with a separator would remove 4.3 gallons per day.
I am considering an air compressor system for my high volume auto repair shop. do I need to include an air dryer or can i add it later?
Air dryers are not required but are highly recommended to ensure that your air compressor continues running at peak performance with the least investment in maintenance. If you use your air compressor system for auto body paint, you could experience paint spotting.
Hidden costs of water in the system includes rusted parts that can cause sluggish air compressor performance serving your pneumatic tools, tools that do not last as long as they could in a dried air environment and air lines not working at maximum air output. Waterborne painting applications should deploy a desiccant or membrane type dryer to achieve dewpoints as low as -40 degrees F.
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