Compressor distribution

Friday, 03 November, 2006

Compressor sales, service and hire company, PremiAir has joined forces with international compressor technology group, Sullair Australia.

Based in Blacktown, NSW, PremiAir has been appointed 'master distributor' for Sullair Australia, adding to Sullair's national network of distribution centres.

Since its inception some 10 years ago, PremiAir has established itself as a compressor specialist and features 24-hour around-the-clock service capabilities. The company has a staff of 22 and provides compressed air solutions for the construction, mining, food processing and general engineering industries.

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