High quality compressed air is vital to manufacturing excellence (10th April 2012)

Compressed air is widely used throughout industry, so much so that it is often regarded as the fourth utility. However, unlike electricity, gas and water, it is unique in that it is generated on-site rather than delivery by an external service provider.

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Meeting ISO 8573-1:2010 improves energy saving, productivity and profitability (9th April 2012)

In 1991, the International Standards Organisation (ISO) introduced ISO 8573-1, a compressed air quality standard using purity classifications that permit the compressed air user to define the maximum allowable amount of contamination per cubic metre of compressed air.

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Meeting ISO 8573-1:2010 improves energy saving, productivity and profitability (9th April 2012)

In 1991, the International Standards Organisation (ISO) introduced ISO 8573-1, a compressed air quality standard using purity classifications that permit the compressed air user to define the maximum allowable amount of contamination per cubic metre of compressed air.

From 2012

  Energy saving compressed air filters (8th April 2012)

The revolutionary OIL- X EVOLUTION compressed air filters, the most energy efficient in the world, use a combination of aerospace technology and unique element design to optimise air flow paths, increase air quality and provide a greater dirt holding capacity, all of which reduce system operating costs

From Plant process control

  The original filter element is the best replacement (7th April 2012)

Compressed air filters need to be regularly maintained to ensure continued delivery of premier quality air at minimum operational costs.

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  PNEUDRI – Highest efficiency dry compressed air (6th April 2012)

For maximum manufacturing uptime, high-efficiency PNEUDRI adsorption dryers need to be installed to not only provide the best quality air, but also prevent corrosion and inhibit microbiological growth.

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  Drain your condensate, not your air (5th April 2012)

To understand the scale of the problem, a typical 170m3/hr (100 cfm) screw compressor operating for 4,000 hours at normal European ambient temperatures will produce and pour around 10,000 litres (2,200 gallons) of damaging oily, acidic compressor condensate into the system.

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Maximise productivity and cost benefits with on-site nitrogen generation (27th February 2012)

Parker Hannifin gas generators allow users to produce their own nitrogen gas on-site, at a fraction of the cost of having nitrogen delivered by an external supplier, says the company.

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  Easy access to effective compressed air treatment solutions for rail operators (9th December 2011)

Parker domnick hunter, a division of Parker Hannifin, the global leader in motion and control technologies, has published a series of eight brochures about compressed air treatment solutions for rail operators, rolling stock manufacturers and re-furbishers

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  Compressed air for point of use (13th October 2011)

The PNEUDRI MiDAS compressed air dryer range from Parker domnick hunter provides many benefits for users with terminal applications and requiring flow rates up to 54m3/hr.

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Compressed air drying solutions for every application (12th August 2011)

Moisture is the major culprit found in all compressed air systems and occurs because atmospheric water vapour, drawn in by the compressor, cools and condenses into water.

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Are all compressed air filters the same? (12th August 2011)

The origins of modern compressed air filtration can be traced back to domnick hunter in 1963, the first company to use microfibre filter media for purification applications, changing the compressed air industry forever.

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  Air quality standard exceeded (12th April 2011)

Coalescing filters are generally considered to be one of the most important items of purification equipment in a compressed air system, as they remove aerosols of water and oil, while eradicating solid particulates and micro-organisms.

From Plant process control

  Escaping air:Major drain on resources (1st March 2011)

Escaping air is often the biggest single source of wasted

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  Energy savings promised (25th February 2011)

A new technical brochures from Parker details
energy saving compressed air treatment solutions.

From Plant process control

  Why compromise air quality for the cost of a filter element? (1st November 2010)

Richard Moore, at Parker Hannifin’s domnick hunter Industrial division, looks at the importance of selecting compressed air filtration for both air quality and lifetime operating cost, rather than just initial purchase cost

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Annual filter element replacement is vital (7th September 2010)

One of the questions most frequently asked by compressed air users is, without doubt, “Why should I replace my filter elements annually?” Parker gives the answer...

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  Can high performance air dryers be environmentally friendly? (1st July 2010)

As the most prolific contaminant in compressed air systems, it is vital to ensure that all viable water vapour is removed using air dryers before it can enter a pneumatic system. Indeed, if not removed, moisture will cause corrosion of the distribution system,blocked or frozen valves and machinery, as well as providing an ideal breeding ground for micro-organisms and bacteria

From Plant process control

  Effective compressed air filters are vital for machine performance (1st July 2010)

Using a combination of oil flooded screw compressors and high efficiency filtration has become well established and accepted over the years, with many critical industries, including food and beverage, pharmaceutical and medical, all utilising this high quality, low cost solution.

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  Queen's Award (1st May 2010)

Parker domnick hunter, a division of Parker Hannifin, has won the Queen's Award for Enterprise 2010 in the International Trade category.

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  When hydraulic performance is crucial (1st September 2009)

This is an advert which appeared in our magazine, please click the link below to contact Parker

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  Domnick Hunter (30th June 2009)

Filters

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Compressed air users,buying 'green'can boost your cash flow (1st February 2009)

Compressed air users,buying 'green'can boost your cash flow

From News

Oil is not what it seems… (23rd August 2008)

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 2008)

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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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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  Efficient air (1st November 2007)

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.

From Energy management

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

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

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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

From Plant process control

  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%.

From Energy management

  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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  Free guide (1st May 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.

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