Air Compressor Installation Midlands
Compressed air is an essential part of the day-to-day operations in many industries, in the use of
hand held tools, production machinery operation, blast cleaning and paint spraying. It is also plays an integral role in dentistry and in doctors surgeries, which is why quality air compressor installation Midlands is so vital.
Quality air compressor specialists will provide a thorough and efficient installation service. They will be up to date with the latest legislations and regulations, in order to be able to offer the best
advice on air compressor units and provide impeccable technical expertise on installation and maintenance matters.
Air compressor installation Midlands specialists should also have completed the Written Schemes of Examination (WSE), which must be done in order for installers to legally adhere with the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000.
Businesses operating pressure systems are breaking the law if they don’t have WSE certification – always check the credentials of the company you contract.
Another aspect of legislation that should be conformed to by air compression installers is all necessary NHS health & safety requirements.
Dry, filtered and clean dentistry air compression units must be legally supplied within hospital environments, orthodontists and operating theatres, according to the Health Technical Memorandum 2022 (although it is not compulsory in private practices).
Pipe work planning, sizing and design are not only critical in efficient air delivery after initial
installation, but must also allow for any alterations or the introduction of new machinery at a later date.
Contaminants such as dust, water droplets, oils and gaseous elements can infiltrate the compressed
air supply and cause key machinery to work inadequately. The excessive costs and disruption this creates can be significantly reduced by using air compressor dryers.
Regular testing and inspection is one way to ensure your air compressor piston and related systems are functioning correctly. A six-monthly examination will show the compressed air quality and vacuum performance, and test Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide and Carbon Monoxide content, crucial in protecting the health of patients and users alike.
