Adelaide Air Compressor Servicing & Repair Centre

WHO IS SA COMPRESSED AIR, AND HOW CAN WE HELP?

SA Compressed Air, an Adelaide based business, specialising in air compressor servicing, air filtration & compressed air dryers, ensuring optimal performance and reliability of your equipment. Whether you operate with rotary screw compressors, reciprocating compressors, or any other type, our skilled technicians are equipped with the expertise and tools necessary to ensure optimal performance and longevity for your equipment.

We support industry sectors such as manufacturing, automotive and repair centres, construction, or any industry relying on compressed air, with our technicians are dedicated to keeping your operations running smoothly. Trust us to deliver reliable and efficient air compressor service, regardless of the make or model of your air compressors.

Experience unparalleled peace of mind knowing that your compressed air systems are in expert hands.

WHY SHOULD YOU CARRY OUT REGULAR AIR COMPRESSOR SERVICING?

Regular servicing to your air compressor is crucial for maintaining its optimal performance, reliability, and longevity. Over time, components such as filters, valves, and lubricants can degrade or become clogged, leading to reduced efficiency and potential breakdowns.

A routine air compressor service & its maintenance tasks, including filter changes, lubrication checks, and inspection of belts and seals, help prevent these issues. Proper servicing not only ensures consistent air quality by removing contaminants but also maximizes energy efficiency, reducing operational costs. Moreover, regular inspections allow early detection of potential problems, minimising downtime and costly repairs. By adhering to manufacturer-recommended service intervals and practices, businesses can extend the lifespan of their air compressor, ensuring it operates safely and effectively to meet production demands.

SERVICING TO ALL AIR COMPRESSOR MAKES AND MODELS INCLUDING:

WE ALSO SPECIALISE IN SERVICING A WIDE RANGE OF COMPRESSOR SUNDRY EQUIPMENT, SUCH AS:

Compressed Air Dryer
Compressed Air Filtration
Compressed Air Pipe & Fittings
Condensate Oil Water Separator

Servicing a compressed air dryer is crucial to maintain its efficiency and maintain the required compressed air quality. It also allows us to highlight potential issues to prevent any malfunctions. Here are some key aspects that should be included in a typical service:

Condensate Drain Inspection:

  • The condensate drain removes moisture from the compressed air system. Ensure it is functioning correctly by checking for blockages and leaks. Clean or replace as needed to prevent water buildup in the system.

Heat Exchanger Inspection and Cleaning:

  • Check the heat exchanger for any dirt, scale, or corrosion buildup. Clean these deposits to maintain efficient heat transfer and prevent overheating issues.

Pressure Gauges and Sensors:

  • Calibrate and check the accuracy of pressure gauges and sensors to ensure they are providing correct readings. Faulty readings can lead to improper operation of the dryer.

Electrical Components:

  • Inspect electrical connections and components for signs of wear, corrosion, or loose connections. Ensure all electrical parts are functioning properly to prevent electrical faults.

Overall System Performance:

  • Test the dryer’s performance after servicing to ensure it meets specified air quality and moisture content requirements. Adjust settings if necessary to optimise performance.

Servicing compressed air piping and fittings is crucial for maintaining system efficiency, preventing leaks, and ensuring safe operation. Here are the key aspects to consider when servicing compressed air piping and fittings:

Visual Inspection:

  • Regularly inspect all piping and fittings for signs of corrosion, damage, or leaks. Look for rust, moisture around joints, or hissing sounds indicating air leaks.

Pressure Testing:

  • Periodically conduct pressure tests to detect leaks and assess the overall integrity of the piping system. This ensures that the system can handle the operating pressure without leaks or failures.

Support and Alignment:

  • Check the supports and alignment of the piping regularly. Ensure that the piping is adequately supported to prevent stress on fittings and joints, which could lead to leaks or failures over time.

Fitting Inspection and Replacement:

  • Inspect fittings for wear, cracks, or signs of fatigue. Replace any fittings that show signs of damage to prevent air leaks or potential failures.

The primary reason to regularly replace a compressed air inline filter element is to maintain effective filtration and ensure the quality of the compressed air in the system. It will also result in maintaining the performance, efficiency, and reliability of the compressed air system.

Here are the key components and tasks that should be included in servicing compressed air filters:

Filter Element Replacement:

  • Pre-Filter: This filter removes solid particles, water droplets, and oil aerosols from the compressed air. It should be inspected regularly and replaced according to the manufacturer’s recommendations or when pressure differentials indicate clogging.
  • Coalescing Filter: If your system includes a coalescing filter, it is designed to remove fine oil aerosols and moisture. Replace the filter element at recommended intervals to ensure optimal performance.

Filter Housing Inspection:

  • Inspect the filter housing for any signs of damage, corrosion, or leaks. Ensure that seals are intact to prevent bypass of contaminants.

Drain Valve Maintenance:

  • Check and clean the drain valves associated with the filters. Ensure they are functioning correctly to remove accumulated condensate from the filter housing.

Servicing a condensate oil-water separator is crucial for maintaining its efficiency in removing oil and water contaminants from compressed air systems condensate. Here are the key aspects that should be included in servicing a condensate oil-water separator:

Filter Element Replacement:

  • The separator typically contains filter elements designed to capture oil and water contaminants from the condensate. These filter elements need to be replaced periodically according to the manufacturer’s recommendations or when they become saturated with contaminants.

Drain Valve Maintenance:

  • Check and clean the drain valves regularly to ensure they are functioning properly. These valves are responsible for releasing the separated oil and water mixture from the separator. Proper maintenance prevents clogging and ensures efficient operation.

Oil Skimmer Inspection:

  • If the separator includes an oil skimmer mechanism, inspect and clean it as needed. The oil skimmer helps to remove floating oil from the surface of the condensate. Ensure it is functioning correctly to maintain effective separation.

Inspection of Housing and Connections:

  • Inspect the housing and connections of the separator for any signs of leaks, corrosion, or excess mould and bacteria growth. Ensure that seals and gaskets are intact to prevent bypass of contaminants.