As July arrives, the weather begins to warm up, gradually entering barbecue mode, and it's not just humans feeling the impact! Overheating is a relatively common issue affecting air compressors, but extreme high temperatures in summer can cause even greater damage to your compressed air system or exacerbate existing problems.

A general rule for screw air compressor inlet valves is: when the valve is powered, it loads; when it loses power, it unloads.

During long holidays, many factories stop production, and equipment like air compressors need to be shut down. However, improper shutdown can cause problems when restarting the equipment, affecting production. Here are some important tips for safely shutting down your air compressor during holidays to ensure smooth operation after the break.

To keep a screw air compressor running well, you need to change certain parts regularly. This helps the machine last longer and prevents bigger problems caused by wear or dirt build-up. Common parts that need to be replaced include lubricant oil, oil filters, pre-filters, air filters, and oil-gas separators. Each of these parts has specific times when they need to be changed. Ignoring them could lead to bigger repair costs or even the need to replace major components. In this article, well explain the role of each part, when to change them, and what happens if you dont.