Compressing nitrogen and air share many similarities, but their differences in properties can affect equipment design, safety considerations, and compressor packaging.

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Many manufacturers know that compressed air is often called the Fourth Utility. After water, electricity, and natural gas, compressed air is equally important for manufacturing and luckily there are solutions to help improve energy efficiency to save costs and reduce greenhouse emissions.

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Just as our lungs filter out contaminants in the air we breathe, compressors rely on air filters to remove large debris, dirt, and other atmospheric air contaminants. Because of this, air filtration is critical for producing clean compressed air and ensuring a long product life for your compressed..

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