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CAGI Certification Times 4

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The CAGI CCASS is a professional credential offered by the Compressed Air and Gas Institute (CAGI) to represent mastery in all things compressed air system-related, such as system design, compressed air supply and distribution, energy efficiency, system components, and more. To achieve this credential, individuals must attain not only a certain level of education but complete specified training, testing, and professional experiences all pertaining to the comprehensive knowledge of compressed air systems. Neal Raker is our fourth team member to achieve this certification. So what does this mean for you, our customers, and loyal blog readers?

It means that our staff of Application Engineers are continually improving themselves and looking for ways to ensure our readers, customers, and potential customers that we are the leading experts in the industry regarding engineered solutions for point-of-use compressed air. We continue to educate ourselves and then share our knowledge through various avenues. This can include blogs such as this one, informal videos that are published here, on our YouTube Channel and on our website, articles through various publications, and even our webinars.

These topics range from eliminating waste from one of the most expensive utilities to system designs that prevent pressure drops and lack of supply for point-of-use applications. They can go in-depth or stay high level in order to get just a general understanding of the topic at hand.

If you would like to test our knowledge or see what kind of information we can share with you on your facilities’ compressed air usage, contact an Application Engineer today.

Brian Farno
Application Engineer
BrianFarno@EXAIR.com
@EXAIR_BF

Hey EXAIR, How Do You…?

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Years ago it wasn’t uncommon to post a question you have to a website called a forum in order to get help figuring out how to do something. This of course was back when forums were still the rage and videos on the internet were not nearly as popular as they are today. It wasn’t very long after when trying to learn how to do something has now turned into an internet video search and you generally come up with half a dozen people explaining how to do the task at hand. Notice, I didn’t say that they are explaining how to do it well or do it right.

EXAIR started making how-to and tips and tricks videos back in 2010. We have consistently released new videos that cover the vast reaches of our products. Some are more subject matter expert videos, others are tips and tricks / how-to and finally you have the more in depth product knowledge videos.

The best part of this is that our Application Engineers are the ones that made/make them and so you get to see us, hear us discuss the proper way to proceed with products or situations. You can also call and talk to us if there is anything we may have left out. We always look forward to walking through troubleshooting, new installations, or even theoretical applications of products. If you want to look through the videos, you can search here on our blog, you can review them on EXAIR.com or even our YouTube channel.

Feel free to reach out and let us know, we are always here to help.

Brian Farno
Application Engineer
BrianFarno@EXAIR.com
@EXAIR_BF

5 Important Factors When Selecting an Atomizing Spray Nozzle

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The most recent EXAIR Webinar is up and ready to be viewed as an on demand video. This presentation showcases five important factors when selecting an atomizing spray nozzle. Throughout the webinar you will gain several key takeaways that are outside of the five factors as well. If you have a liquid spray application and are not sure where to start, this video has a wealth of information for you. As always, the Application Engineer department is also here and ready to assist as needed. We can walk through any application with you and help right over the phone, through email, or even live chat.

Brian Farno
Application Engineer
BrianFarno@EXAIR.com
@EXAIR_BF

How To Plumb and Use EXAIR Model 9040 Foot Valve

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If you’re looking for a convenient, hands-free (but still operator controlled) method of operating a compressed air product, look no further than the EXAIR Model 9040 Foot Valve. Here’s how to install and operate it:

This is one of many ways we can help you optimize, automate, and simplify your use of your compressed air.  If you’ve got an application you’d like assistance with, give me a call.

Russ Bowman
Application Engineer
EXAIR Corporation
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