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Safety Guidelines When Using an Air Compressor

by wp_peerl | Jun 13, 2014 | Air Compressor, Air Filter

From industrial equipment, power tools at home, paint sprays and so much more, air compressors are now widely used. The range of compressors from Peerless Engineering include some of the most famous types in the market. Although air compressors can now easily be found...

Keeping Contaminants Out of Your Vacuum Pumps

by wp_peerl | Nov 27, 2013 | Air Compressor, Vacuum Pump

Vacuum pumps take in any and all contaminants that come in from the pump inlet. There are four relevant forms of contaminant: Vapors Liquids Solids Biological Agents Vapors There are some vapors that can pass through a vacuum pump without harming it; all others should...

Vacuum Pumps vs. Air Compressors: What’s the Difference?

by wp_peerl | Feb 20, 2013 | Air Compressor, Vacuum Pump

In theory at least, vacuum pumps are ‘merely’ air compressors run backwards — with the inlet attached to a machine you want to apply vacuum to and the outlet open to the air. In fact, for smaller, at-home uses, an air compressor and a vacuum pump are literally the...

A Word On Laboratory Air Compressor Systems

by wp_peerl | Jan 3, 2013 | Air Compressor, Air Filter, Air Regulator

A medical air compressor system does not necessarily make a good laboratorycompressor system. Medical air compressor systems are designed to deliver clean, 50 psi, breathing air as specified by a CSA Standard. Laboratories may not be best served by a medical air...

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Safety Guidelines When Using an Air Compressor

Keeping Contaminants Out of Your Vacuum Pumps

Vacuum Pumps vs. Air Compressors: What’s the Difference?

A Word On Laboratory Air Compressor Systems

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