Compressed air for vehicle body painting
10 October, 2017
In order to achieve the greatest results for vehicle body painting, clean, dry air is a requirement. Learn more about how you can optimize your air supply in order to get the best results
Contact an expert to help learn some common maintenance tips for your CP compressor.
Normal wear and tear can result in lower machine efficiency. Preventive maintenance guarantees optimal working conditions and preserves the life span of the equipment. A planned preventive maintenance may cause small hindrance for production, but that is nothing compared to actual downtime caused by a breakdown.
Below is a list of common maintenance tips based on the typical intervals we see for these services. Not all may apply to your compressor type, and your service intervals may be more or less frequent.
• Air Filter– Change the air filter every 1000 hours or as needed. Check weekly and clean to eliminate any dirt and fragments.
• Oil Filter – Change every 1000 hours or as desired.
• Lubricant – Check level daily. Change every 4000 to 8000 hours (depending on type) or as required. We recommend synthetic oil.
• Separator Element – Change out when the lubricant is changed.
• Belts – Check weekly for wear and tension. Adjust tension and replace belts as needed.
• Motor Bearings – Grease every 2000 hours or as needed.
• Intake Vents – Check weekly and clean as needed.
10 October, 2017
In order to achieve the greatest results for vehicle body painting, clean, dry air is a requirement. Learn more about how you can optimize your air supply in order to get the best results
19 October, 2017
Learn how to size a piston compressor based on your needs.
Compressed air plays an integral role in breweries both large and small around the world. From start to finish, all details in the brewing process are managed in fine detail and having the right air compressor is no exception.