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Air compressor maintenance is essential in winter, as compressors tend to function less efficiently in colder temperatures. If the temperature drops below 5°C, this can cause a variety of problems, including frozen condensate and thickened compressor oil. If these issues are left unchecked, the performance of your compressor can suffer, or the compressor can even break down completely. But if you take the right steps to protect your compressed air equipment during the winter months, you won’t need to worry about these problems occurring. Here are five essential compressor maintenance tips to ensure your equipment continues to run smoothly through the winter.

Our partner company Ingersoll Rand Inc. a global provider of mission-critical flow creation and industrial solutions, has entered into an agreement to acquire SPX FLOW’s Air Treatment business for approximately $525 million.

Do you know that Gardner Denver has developed its own range of ISO certified air compressor lubricants?

If a compressor is involved in production, energy saving is one of the tasks that needs to be kept under close scrutiny. But it requires some effort. In order to protect your production from an increase in compressor power consumption, you need to strictly follow the rules, as this directly affects the profitability of your production. Here are 5 rules to help you get the job done.

Delivering “oil-free air” from oillubricated and oil-free compressors