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How to Choose an Air Compressor?
The core of air compressor selection lies in “matching needs, balancing costs, and ensuring safety”. By following the 6 steps below, you can quickly find the most suitable model, avoiding insufficient performance or resource waste. I. Clarify Core Parameters: Pressure and Flow Are the...Read more -
How to Ensure the Safety of Air Receivers?
As special equipment for storing high-pressure air, the core of air receiver safety lies in “preventing overpressure, corrosion, leakage, and irregular operations”. By implementing “unremitting daily inspections, non-overdue regular inspections, regular maintenance of key compon...Read more -
Air Compressor Keeps Tripping? Don’t Panic! Here’s a 3-Minute Emergency Fix Guide
“The air compressor just restarted, and it tripped again in less than 5 minutes!”"The production line is stuck, and the technician is rushing around the machine”When facing frequent air compressor tripping, don’t hurry to call for repairs—most likely these small issues are...Read more -
What Harm Does Inferior Lubricating Oil Cause to Air Compressors?
The lubricating oil of a screw air compressor is hailed as the “blood of the machine”. It not only provides lubrication and reduces friction but also undertakes cooling and heat dissipation, as well as oil-gas separation. However, inferior lubricating oil (such as non-standard oil, re...Read more -
What Causes Bubbles in the Oil Level Sight Glass After the Air Compressor Operates?
Bubbles in the oil level sight glass during air compressor operation need to be judged in two cases: “normal temporary appearance” and “abnormal continuous appearance”. In most cases, bubbles are a minor phenomenon in system operation, but continuous and massive bubbles ma...Read more -
Air Compressor Won’t Stop When Fully Pressurized: Troubleshooting and Solution Guide
Many users have encountered this situation: even though the air receiver pressure has clearly reached the set value (e.g., 0.8MPa), the air compressor keeps humming away without shutting down or unloading. This not only wastes electricity but also forces the compressor to operate at full load for...Read more -
Why Does an Air Compressor Overheat When the Oil Cut-off Valve Is Stuck?
In a screw air compressor, the oil cut-off valve is an unassuming component. It controls the delivery rhythm of lubricating oil, and once it gets stuck, it often directly causes overheating failures. Many users wonder: how does an “oil control valve” relate to “temperature&...Read more -
Are Air Compressor Air Receivers Really Safe? It Boils Down to These 2 Key Points!
As pressure vessels for storing compressed air, air compressor air receivers offer sufficient safety guarantees under the premise of compliant production, standardized use, and regular maintenance; however, neglecting standards or operating improperly may trigger safety risks such as overpr...Read more -
Why Does an Air Compressor Overheat Immediately After Startup?
An air compressor triggering a high-temperature alarm right after startup is a top emergency for operation and maintenance (O&M) and procurement personnel. It not only disrupts production directly—such as pneumatic tools stopping work and assembly lines getting stuck—but also risks burning ou...Read more
