Compressors on the go
Published: 08 August, 2014
Compressed air specialist BOGE has launched the BOGE airstatus, a new remote diagnostic tool designed to deliver maximum control and reliability. Boge says in the age of the computerisation of manufacturing, its pioneering technology redefines and enhances the communications between man and machine and supports users to optimise compressed air performance.
The BOGE airstatus is said to increase safety and transparency in compressed air production and all associated components. This new solution maintains the high-level performance and efficiency of user’s compressed air stations and is said to be ideally suited for monitoring and managing complex systems and plants.
The company says with airstatus, users are able to quickly and easily analyse and control the status of up to 32 components from anywhere in the world.
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AGILITY FLEET has announced it has supplied a new fleet of vans to Motivair Compressors. The company says the new iconic Vauxhall Vivaro supplied completely rebranded, strengthens Motivair further with an agile, refined fleet to service its customers needs. Motivair is one of the UK’s largest independent compressed air management companies with engineers strategically placed to provide national coverage.
STERLING SEPARATION has reported exceptional market responses to its new range of oil/water separators for compressed air condensate and says investment in the all-new CS75 separator for 11kW compressors has proved particularly well placed, with sales well above expectations. A low cost and serviceable device, CS75 offers an affordable solution for users of smaller compressed air systems. Also available are all-new separators with capacities of 150, 450 and 1000 scfm offering quality construction with consistent performance at modest cost for the widest possible range of applications. The company says with over 40 years in the business, every STERLING separator is ‘The Product of Experience’.
