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Adjustable Air Amplifiers Aren’t Just About Adjustability
Adjustability is a key feature for a great many devices: An adjustable wrench – or as I like to call it, the trusty “all 16ths” – is my go-to for work around the house involving anything with a...
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Benefits of Atomized Liquid Nozzles vs. Liquid Nozzles
There are a great many applications that require a spray (as opposed to a stream) of liquid. Certain droplet sizes, and flow rates, are beneficial for certain applications. For example, if you’re...
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Compressed Air Pressure Regulators Conserve And Protect
Imagine you’re enjoying a nice shower. A cascade of warm water is soothing your body – and spirit – then, someone starts the dishwasher. Or a load of laundry. Or flushes the toilet. Suddenly, the...
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Factors When Sizing a Cabinet Cooler System
Heat can cause real problems for electrical and electronic components, in a hurry…we all know that. Fortunately, we can also specify the right Cabinet Cooler System for you in a hurry too. And since...
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Don’t Forget About Operating Cost: How To Calculate Return On Investment
If you have a stock portfolio, or even a retirement account, you’ve likely heard the term “return on investment.” It basically tells you how hard your money is working for you, and, the higher, the...
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EXAIR Standard Air Knife: Engineered For Performance
In 1983, EXAIR Corporation was founded with the goal of engineering & manufacturing quiet, safe, and efficient compressed air products for industry. By 1988, the EXAIR-Knife (now known as the...
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Importance Of Proper Pneumatic Tube, Pipe, And Fittings
When it comes to engineered compressed products, the number one cause of less-than-optimal performance is improper supply line sizing. This can mean one of two things: The hose, pipe, or tubing...
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Save Compressed Air Energy with Pressure Regulators
Why should you consider a Pressure Regulator when designing your compressed air system? As many know, our products and those of other product manufacturers have a certain set of specifications...
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Video Blog: Filter/Separator and Pressure Regulator Mounting and Coupling Kit...
Using EXAIR mounting and coupling kits you can assemble EXAIR Filters and Regulators into one plug and play assembly. Follow along with the video posted below to complete this task! If you need a...
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The Makeup of Earth’s Air
Most people know that oxygen, makes up about 20% of the earth’s atmosphere at sea level, and that almost all the rest is nitrogen. But did you know there’s an impressive list of other gases in the air...
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When Air Flow, Not Force, Makes The Difference
I recently had the pleasure of talking with a CAGI Certified Compressed Air Systems Specialist, who was working with a client to improve energy efficiency in the use of their compressed air. One...
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Six Steps to Compressed Air Optimization: Step 3 – Use Efficient and Quiet...
Compressed air is expensive, and you should treat it that way. Frequent readers of the EXAIR Blog are familiar with our Six Steps to Compressed Air Optimization, and you may have seen these recent...
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Compressed Air Supply Side: What Is A Deliquescent Dryer, And When Would You...
As we head in to the colder months here in Ohio, I will soon be getting my humidifier out of the basement and set up in my bedroom. The dry air that accompanies the onset of winter chaps my lips,...
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What’s So Great About The Gen4 Ion Air Cannon Static Eliminator?
It’s bitter cold this week in southwest Ohio, and one of the consequences of that is dry air in heated indoor areas. If you’ve walked across a carpeted floor and pet your cat (like I did the other...
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Turn the Pressure Down, Save Operation Costs
I recently recommended to a customer to turn their air pressure down on their system as low as their process would allow. Meaning regulate the pressure so you have enough to complete the operations...
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Adjustable Air Amplifiers: Versatile, Rugged, and EFFICIENT!
Adjustability is a key feature for several EXAIR Intelligent Compressed Air Products… for example our Adjustable Air Amplifiers. The ‘adjustable’ part has to do with setting the air flow volume and...
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“Under Pressure” Pressure Regulators!
I recently recommended to a customer to turn their air pressure down on their system as low as their process would allow. Meaning regulate the pressure so you have enough to complete the operations...
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