Compressed air analysis

Compressed air is taken for granted by many companies and is often regarded with a sense of; 'it will be ok'. The question whether this is the proper approach is an interesting one. Consequences of a bad compressed air quality are often underestimated.

How do you know that the filters are working properly and does the installed compressed air-dryer give the requested pressure dew point?

When a compressed air system does not produce the required compressed air quality this can result in unwanted situations:

• Forming of corrosion in the pipe network due to an increased residue of dew
• Shortened life expectancy for the filters and compressed air and adsorption dryers
• Damaged final product
• Loss of expensive production time as a result of polluted or damaged production machines
• Loss of energy due to leakages

Take note: measuring will provide you answers!
 

We can give you a direct insight into the quality of your compressed air system through our effective and quick techniques on location. You will get immediate answers in relation to:

• Temperature, pressure
• Pressure dew point and residue moisture
• Determination of polluted substances in the compressed airflow such as oil, ammonia, methane, hydrocarbon, ozone and many others
• Oxygen level