Exploring recent advances in sustainable energy air compression technology
Jupiter, FL—Innovations w/Ed Begley Jr. will focus on breakthroughs in energy-efficient green technology in an upcoming episode, scheduled to air 4th QTR, 2018 on HISTORY Channel and FOX Business, as well as on its sister program, the American Farmer series on RFD-TV. Check your local listings for more information.
This segment of Innovations will focus on EMAX Industrial Compressors and its Industry First Variable Frequency Drive Green technology.
Virtually silent when running, the new 2nd Generation Silent Air Compressor Series now boasts an 80% ... Read More
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EMAX Revolutionary Industrial Plus Silent Air Compressors!
Compressor Noise can cause lots of issues weather its in the work place, private garage or small workshop. Noise pollution is one of the top impacting restraints, in fact its higher than air contamination. Most wouldn’t think noise to be harmful but just a part of day to day life. But noise can be quite harmful in many ways including interference with communications and performance. Workers might find it difficult to understand speech or auditory signals in areas with high noise levels. Noisy ... Read More
Winterizing your air compressor
EMAX has some tips for you to keep your compressor healthy in these cold months.
The normal conditions a compressor can handle is 41 – 95 degrees without having issues freezing or overheating. It can’t be stressed enough that the compressor needs to be installed in a well-ventilated space as well as well, weather you are heating the space of not.
How to handle temperatures below 41 degrees
When the temperatures fall below 41 degrees the oil tends to thicken especially if the oil is old or of poor ... Read More
Weathers Changing have you checked your compressor?
The season is changing again so our Emax tech’s say it’s a good time to go through a list of checks on your Industrial air compressor. Electricity cost reach peak levels in the summer months, by doing these few checks it can help decrease your energy consumption helping you save more!
Drains: in the summer months’ condensation happens more from the higher humidity. Check the drains valves or automatic tank drains that they are clean and free of any blockage to ensure they can ... Read More
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The Heart of EMAX Rotary Screw:
The Rotary Air end is the most important part of your compressor, it is the heart of the machine that actually compresses the air. Other Rotary screw manufacturers use air ends designed to only last up to 40,000 hours before requiring a complete overhaul. In contrast, EMAX air ends are built to last 70,000 running hours (with routine maintenance). In addition, all EMAX Rotary screw compressors air ends are backed by a 10 year warranty!
At EMAX, all rotary screw air compressors are equipped with state ... Read More
1) Turn off the compressor and remove the cover from the switch exposing the adjustment nuts. Be sure not to touch the electrical terminals, turning the circuit breaker off is recommended.
2) You will see two nuts with springs under them. The larger one is to increase the pressure clockwise and decrease the pressure going counter clockwise. The smaller is for your differential. We factory set these at 145PSI.
3) To adjust the pressure ranges turn the nut on the large central post clockwise to increase the pressure range. Turn the nut ... Read More
Why is Synthetic Oil better for my compressor?
We get a lot different questions around here and a recent one asked is why do we use synthetic oil? So in this Emax garage article we are going to talk about the differences between conventional oil and synthetic.
Conventional oil derives directly from crude oil, it is excellent in providing lubrication at high temperatures. Synthetic oils start its life as conventional oil and then is modified to improve is properties for better protection, lubrication and performance. Below are the major difference between them.
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Ever wonder what the difference is between a single stage and two stage compressor is? Read our newest article on the differences from our emax garage!
What’s the difference Single Stage vs Two Stage
This is a question we get a lot around here. The biggest difference between a single and a two-stage compressor is the number of times the compressor compresses the air. In a single stage the air gets compressor once, as in a two stage the air is compressed twice producing double the pressure.
The process on both is similar ... Read More
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