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From operating compressed air powered power tools such as abrasive blasters and pneumatic nail guns to vacuum pumping systems a high pressure air compressor can have a variety of uses on the worksite.

Worksite jobs often require a higher level of pressure than isn’t in the range of most standard systems. These industrial high pressure compressors are designed for usage with projects that require pressure levels of 650 PSI or higher.

Other uses of high pressure air compressors include powering spray guns for body work and panting projects, using pneumatic tools such as sanders, nail guns, drills and hammers.

Dry ice blasting is a form of abrasive blasting that can be used for a variety of industrial and residential applications. Dry Ice is a solid form of carbon dioxide that is made from reclaimed industrial by products and can be used for multiple different applications across industries, ranging from recreational to industrial. 

Dry Ice Blasting is a cleaner alternative to traditional abrasive blasting as the abrasive material evaporates over time leaving behind no abrasive mess. Other types of abrasive blasting include sand blasting, bead blasting, steam, and compressed air. 

Dry Ice Blasting has multiple different uses including stripping paint off surfaces, clean off gunk build up from mechanics, clean soot after fire, and many more.

Refrigerated Air Dryers are industrial machines used to remove water vapor from the air. Similar to a residential fridge, the refrigerated air dryer cools down warn air that enters to about 3 degrees Celsius. All the water from the air is turned into vapor and drained away leaving just the cold air behind.

On a worksite this can help keep tools cool and protect them from overheating as well as cool the site down to prevent damage to staff and projects.