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Free guide
May 1st 2005

A free guide from domnick hunter aims to simplify understanding of ISO 8573.1:2001 Air Quality classes and its relationship to particulate, water and oil in compressed air systems.

The easy-to-read guide details the differences between various filtration techniques, from coalescing depth filtration and membrane filtration to adsorption filtration and compressed air drying. It recommends which filter types are most suited to a range of applications and includes diagrams of model compressed air systems.

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ISO 12500 – simplifying compressed air filter selection (22nd November 2007)

Product manager of domnick hunter - a division of Parker Hannifin, Mark White explains what to look for when benchmarking compressed air purification products...

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ISO 12500 – simplifying compressed air filter selection (26th October 2007)

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Food for thought (1st January 2007)

domnick hunter's Mark White provides food manufacturers with advice about meeting requirements of the code

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Oil is not what it seems… (23rd August 2006)

domnick hunter says much is made of oil free compressed air systems, but claims this is merely an attempt to sell more expensive systems. The real problem is the vast amount of contaminated water produced. The company says its filters and compressed air dryers solve this headache.

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Ty-phoo tees up auto energy saving dryer (30th May 2006)

Ty-phoo recently installed a domnick hunter PNEUDRI dryer to purify compressed air at its production facility at Moreton, Wirral - helping to keep down the cost of the nation's favourite drink.

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Detect leaks in compressed air (1st March 2006)

Compressed air has many benefits in terms of safety, reliability and flexibility. However, it is relatively costly to produce and the leak rate on an unmanaged compressed air system is as high as 40%.

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Extended warranty filters (1st January 2006)

domnick hunter is offering customers extended warranty options across its filtration range - enabling better capital equipment protection against corrosion.

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Efficient air (1st November 2005)

The Multitronic controller from domnick hunter can improve the energy efficiency of most types of heatless desiccant compressed air dryer to dramatically cut fuel bills.

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RPE products and guidance (1st September 2005)

Hazardous vapours and fumes are released at various production stages across a broad range of industries. Whether the risk is noxious fumes, such as polyisocyanates associated with paint spraying, hydrogen sulphide from crude oil treatment, asbestosi

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Good advice (1st September 2005)

Although individual filter elements are relatively inexpensive, when it comes to servicing filters throughout a system the plant engineer may need a persuasive economic argument to convince the finance director why it is necessary and the long term s

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