Guide to oil-free compressed air

BOGE Compressors has published a new guide to oil-free compressed air. It explains the key differences between types of air compressors, as well as factors that should be considered for the reliable production of 100% oil-free compressed air.

Available as a free download from the BOGE website, the guide is aimed at professionals in all sectors, especially those responsible for the reliable supply of compressed air in sterile and clean environments. It is said to provide everything readers need to know to understand oil-free compressed air and how to produce it for use in their application.

The guide highlights key considerations when selecting a compressed air unit that meets the requirements of a specific application, including: the differences between oil-free and oil-injected systems, the varying ranges of oil-free compressors available and the benefits of ‘dry running units’ in comparison with their lubrication-aided counterparts.

The guide also supplies information on key areas where businesses can improve the energy efficiency of their compressed air systems, such as through using variable speed drives and installing heat recovery technology.

“Specifying the best system for a particular application and environment can be a time consuming exercise and requires specialist knowledge to get it right,” said Mark Whitmore, general manager at BOGE Compressors UK. “The new guide goes a long way in providing businesses with the information necessary to make an informed decision on the type of compressor they need. We recommend also consulting with experts before making a final decision.”

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