A word in your EARS
Of great interest at Air-Tech this year,
the EARS Exhausted Air Recycling
System from Preston-based
compressed air specialist Tom Parker
will be showcased via a mobile
compressor demonstration unit,
complete with compre

Of great interest at Air-Tech this year,
the EARS Exhausted Air Recycling
System from Preston-based
compressed air specialist Tom Parker
will be showcased via a mobile
compressor demonstration unit,
complete with comprehensive datalogging
equipment.
Offering benefits in terms of cost,
energy, noise and pollution
reduction, the EARS system captures
and reuses the exhausted air,
reducing environmental pollution in
the process with no airborne
contaminants such as oil, dust or
other pollutants being released.
If used to its full potential, it is
claimed that an EARS compressed
air system can typically reduce
energy consumption by up to 40%
year-on-year. Stand A3106
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