At EXAIR, we are a big believer in cost savings, quality, and safety. So much so, we offer a free service that allows you to send in your existing compressed air blowing devices to be compared with our recommended EXAIR manufactured equivalent. We call this our Efficiency Lab.
With compressed air being the most expensive utility in a manufacturing facility, it’s important to identify places where you can save money on your overall operating costs. EXAIR makes a wide variety of products intended to help you reduce your compressed air usage in an efficient and safe manner. If you’re not able to accurately measure the consumption in your own shop, we invite you to send your products to EXAIR for testing.
All you have to do is contact an EXAIR Application Engineer and ship them straight to our facility in Cincinnati, Ohio. Once we receive it, our engineers will complete some in-depth testing to determine the compressed air consumption, sound level, and force that your current solution provides. With this information, we’ll be able to compare it to an EXAIR Engineered solution. We’ll send you back a comprehensive report that’ll help you to make the best decision for your company. You can see a short video here:
As mentioned above, this service is something that we offer to our customers completely free of charge. This way, you can be assured that by selecting a new solution from EXAIR, you’re making a well-informed decision. Oftentimes, it’s not known the total cost of ownership. Contrary to popular misconception, compressed air is certainly not free. In fact, it is rather costly. It can be close to $0.25/1000 cubic feet of air.
In my experience, a loud blowing noise from your equipment generally comes from an inefficient and safety-concerned product. With these “cheap” ways to blow compressed air, it will cost your company a lot of money to use. If you would like to team up with EXAIR to find ways to increase savings, improve productivity, and promote safety, you can contact an Application Engineer for an Efficiency Lab. We can help you to get started by defining the total cost of ownership.
John Ball
Application Engineer
Email: johnball@exair.com
Twitter: @EXAIR_jb