product There are two main types of industrial rotary compressor
available – vane and screw. Here,Martin Chitty, business
development manager at Mattei, explains some of the key
differences between the technologies
Vane and
productRotary vane compressor
manufacturer Mattei has launched a
new suite of company literature with a
fresh look and an easy to use layout
for customers.
Central to the new look literature is
the Mattei energy saving broch
productIn recent years, variable speed drive compressors have
become a popular choice. However, Andy Jones, general
manager at rotary vane compressor manufacturer Mattei,
explains why they should not be treated as an automatic
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articleFor manufacturers across the UK, compressed air is just as
important as gas and electricity – and yet this utility doesn’t
receive the same amount of focus. Here Andy Jones, general
manager at Mattei, explains why this could be
compromising safety
product
Mattei is a leading manufacturer of rotary vane compressors.
Founded in Italy in 1919, it has subsidiaries and distributors
across the globe. In 1987 it opened its UK division, based
since 1991 near to Stratford upon Avon in Warwickshire
articleAdvances in the technology behind rotary-vane air compressors continues apace. Meaning these machines, rather than screw designs (the conventional market leaders) could be the best compressors to produce your plant’s industrial air, says Mattei.
articleWith end users become more focussed on making energy savings in their business, Andy Jones, general manager at Mattei, comments on how requirements for systems and equipment are changing, and the latest developments that will help pave the way.
newsHere Andy Jones, general manager at Mattei, provides some background to the BCAS Compressor & Vacuum committee and the development of a new working group for low pressure applications and blower technology.
articleA correctly specified compressor will deliver optimum performance, as well as energy savings. However, it is not unusual to find standard industrial compressors (capable of producing 8-13bar) being used for low pressure duties, even though the over-specification of equipment can result in poor performance, wasted energy and increased maintenance and running costs. Here, Andy Jones, general manager at Mattei, discusses appropriate applications for standard and low pressure systems.
articleThere are various ways in which the efficiency of a compressed air system can be improved in order to lower energy costs and carbon emissions, as Andy Jones, managing director of Mattei, explains
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