Pneumatics & hydraulics > Compressors

Pipe, hose cleaning system

14 May, 2008

The Stauff Clean System provides a simple and low-cost solution for the removal of contaminant from the inside surfaces of pipes, tubes and hoses. All manner of pipe work configurations in the normal size range of 6 to 60 mm can be handled by the system regardless of pipe length, type of fittings or cleaning components.


Ten typical mistakes with compressed air systems

12 May, 2008 by John McNab*

Along with energy and water, compressed air is one of the most ubiquitous inputs into an industrial plant. Why then are we so aware of the need to conserve energy and water, but often so blasé about optimising the efficiency of our compressed air systems? Here, compressed air system innovator John McNab* offers tips for getting the best from new or existing compressed air systems, by identifying 10 common misconceptions about compressed air.


Smaller servomotor

14 April, 2008

The Baldor BSM40R and BSM60R motors are compact, lightweight packages available in either metric or NEMA (stepping motor) mounting configurations


Electricity supply — a key element of compressor installation

09 April, 2008

Compressed air systems can consume significant quantities of electricity, accounting for around 10% of Australia's power usage. An optimised electricity supply is an essential component of an efficient, cost-effective compressed air system installation.


Membership announced

28 February, 2008

Boge Compressors Ltd, a German compressor manufacturer, is now a member of the Air and Mine Equipment Institute (AMEI).


New compressors boost WA energy

14 February, 2008 by Carolyn Jackson, Editor

A recent upgrade to the Dampier to Bunbury Natural Gas Pipeline (DBNGP) in Western Australia provides increased gas flow to local energy providers and features several turnkey air compressor packages


Maintenance and the efficient use of compressed air

21 January, 2008

Compressed air is often the highest energy cost for many businesses. Unfortunately, this resource is often seen as unlimited. It is therefore important that this valuable energy source be utilised efficiently, in all processes, at all times


Electro-pneumatic pressure regulators

11 December, 2007

Characteristics for Camozzi's Digital Electro-pneumatic Regulator Series ER include its compact design in combination with the user-friendly digital display and keypads from which it is possible to read and set all relevant parameters such as zero/span adjustment, operation mode, error code, etc.


Return line filter

14 November, 2007

Stauff RFB return line filters are designed as tank-top filters. They are available in three sizes: 022 (75 L/min), 046 (165 L/min) and 052 (185 L/min) with a maximum pressure of 10 bar.


New public image unveiled

17 September, 2007

Champion Compressors has unveiled a new public image, comprising a new company slogan, a refreshing new colour scheme and a company mascot — Champ, the Blue Heeler.


Bell Tea improves speed of packaging line

13 August, 2007

The Bell Tea Company is New Zealand's largest tea company, producing brands such as Bell, Tiger and Edglets. In addition, it is one of only two companies in the world licensed to produce Twinings tea


Sullair Australia celebrates one-year anniversary

02 August, 2007

Leading international compressor technology group, Sullair recently celebrated the first anniversary of the establishment of its Australian manufacturing facility.


One million-hour safety record

31 July, 2007

Champion Compressors has recently achieved one million production hours without a 'lost workday case'. This means that for nearly four years, all Champion Compressors' work places — both its own manufacturing facility and its customers' sites — have remained injury-free.


New Zealand distributor announced

27 July, 2007

Sullair Australia has appointed Goughs Power Systems/Goughs Cat as its exclusive distributor in New Zealand. Goughs Cat has a network of 16 branches across the country.


Compressed air contamination

13 July, 2007

Oil is not what it seems ... Ask most maintenance or production engineers what is the major contaminant found in their compressed air system and the answer would be oil.


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