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Working Principle of Air Compressor Oil Filter
The core function of an air compressor oil filter is to remove impurities such as metal abrasives, carbon deposits, colloid and moisture from the lubricating oil. It ensures clean oil is supplied to the moving parts of the air compressor, including the main unit (screw/piston type), bearings an...Read more -
Which Industries Are Piston Air Compressors Most Suitable For?
Piston air compressors are characterized by simple structure, low purchase cost, easy maintenance, and adaptability to short-term high-pressure conditions. They are better suited for industries with intermittent air demand, scattered working conditions, and limited budgets, especially users with ...Read more -
Which Items Are Mandatory for Daily Inspection of Air Compressors?
Daily inspection of air compressors is the key to ensuring stable equipment operation and preventing faults in advance. It mainly focuses on six core dimensions: oil, air, electricity, temperature, noise, and leakage. Below are 10 mandatory core items, divided into three stages: before startup, d...Read more -
What to Do If the Air Compressor Receiver Rusted?
Air compressor receiver rust is a common equipment problem. The core cause is the accumulation of moisture and oil in the compressed air inside the tank, coupled with a humid environment or damaged anti-corrosion coating, leading to electrochemical corrosion on the metal surface. Rust not only co...Read more -
Differences Between Blowers, Air Compressors, and Vacuum Pumps
Blowers, air compressors, and vacuum pumps all fall under the category of fluid machinery, but they differ significantly in core functions, pressure ranges, working principles, and application scenarios. The fundamental distinction lies in the direction and magnitude of gas pressure regulation: A...Read more -
What Causes Air Compressors to Trip Immediately After Startup?
An air compressor tripping immediately after startup is a typical “instantaneous overload or electrical fault”. Essentially, the current at startup far exceeds the rated value of the protective components, triggering the action of circuit breakers, thermal relays, or earth leak...Read more -
Are Oil-Free Air Compressors Worth Buying?
The core value of oil-free air compressors lies in “providing oil-free and clean compressed air”. Whether they are worth buying depends not on the quality of the equipment itself, but on your industry needs, air quality requirements, and long-term operating costs. Simply put: if you n...Read more -
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
