Simple ways to safeguard your pneumatic system

Electricity, water and gas are critical to any establishment, but manufacturers heavily depend on another essential resource: compressed air, often called the ‘fourth utility’.

Having a dependable compressed air supply contributes to more efficient energy consumption and lower operational costs. For optimal performance, pneumatic systems require appropriately sized, properly installed and well-maintained components, ranging from compressors to workstations. By contrast, poor specification and system neglect can result in a range of issues, including energy wastage and system malfunctions.

There are some simple measures that can be implemented to safeguard the efficiency of your compressed air supply. The following actions will allow any issues to be identified and addressed, before they escalate into major problems that could result in significant downtime and costly repairs.


Read the full article in DPA's April issue




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