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Single Stage vs. Two Stage Air Compressor

Posted on: September 15, 2016

Some air compressors come in two types: single and two-stage. When it comes to buying a single-stage or dual-stage air compressor, the first question that prospective buyers often ask is, “What are the differences between the two?”     View Single & Two Stage Compressors   What Is a Single-Stage Air Compressor? Single-stage compressors draw air […]

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Compressed Air Storage – How to Increase Operating Efficiency and Performance

Posted on: June 15, 2016

When it comes to increasing the reliability of your equipment and manufacturing efficiency at your plant, compressed air storage is a critical factor that could result in not only extensive savings on energy expenses, but also increased overall operating performance of your compressed air system. Compressed air systems are vital assets that are utilized in […]

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The 14 R’s of Compressed Air Efficiency

Posted on: June 8, 2016

In everything from the packaging of food to the assembly of products, compressed air is relied upon for the preparation of items that are sold on the shelves of supermarkets to department stores. From the tank of the compressor to the tip of each pneumatic tool, the air must be compressed at just the right […]

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Why Did My Compressed Air System’s Pressure Drop?

Posted on: January 13, 2016

The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that a typical industrial facility uses about 10 percent of its electricity consumption on air compression. This makes compressed air a major expense in the USA. Loss of pressure represents money lost. Inefficient systems in production reduce profits, and can even threaten the ongoing financial viability of business. In […]

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7 Steps to Save Energy and Money With Your Compressed Air System

Posted on: December 9, 2015

7 Steps to Save Money and Energy with Your Compressed Air System In today’s competitive world, cost control is the key factor to turning a profit. Air compressors can blow away money from your production budget if they are not properly maintained. Leaks and worn parts reduce the pressure your compressor can produce. Worn seals […]

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How To Skin A Deer With An Air Compressor

Posted on: November 5, 2015

What does deer hunting have to do with air compressors? More than you might think. The saying “there’s more than one way to skin a cat” also applies to deer… literally! Using an air compressor to skin a deer may sound strange at first, but it’s actually one of the simplest and easiest ways to […]

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Why Mixing Air Compressor Fluids Reduces Performance

Posted on: October 9, 2015

With nearly a century of researching, engineering and developing products for the air compressor market, we have made quality our number one goal. We provide uncompromising reliability and performance for the most demanding applications, and we didn’t just do that with our air compressors. We have developed a complete line of parts and fluids that […]

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Upgrading with Quincy Air Compressors to Save Money and Energy

Posted on: August 25, 2015

  When people think about factories that serve all sorts of industry, they often think of robotic machines, assembly lines, conveyor belts, and a perfectly timed series of movements that result ultimately in a finished product. But what makes those machines tick like the inner working of a fine Swiss watch? The answer in many […]

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Case Studies

Posted on: June 23, 2015

In today’s competitive sales world, finding ways to establish rapport and credibility can sometimes be tough to find. One tool often overlooked is a “referral” from current customers. Testimonial-type endorsements give potential customers more reasons to purchase from you. Research shows that testimonials can increase sales in consumer businesses by 30 percent and double or […]

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