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<\/a><\/figure>\n<\/div>\nSince the establishment of EXAIR in 1983, customer satisfaction has always been the cornerstone of our business model.\u00a0\u00a0 This may seem like common practice, but here at EXAIR, we like to go the extra mile.\u00a0 We have over a 99.9% on-time delivery with thousands of products in stock.\u00a0 We offer free expert technical help from our Application Engineers, as well as within EXAIR Blog writings and application search library.\u00a0 We have an Efficiency Lab to report on comparison results with safety and compressed air saving.\u00a0 We also offer a 30-day unconditional guarantee on our cataloged products for you to try.\u00a0\u00a0 So, what more can EXAIR do for you?<\/p>\n
Compressors use large amounts of electricity to produce compressed air and are considered the fourth utility in most manufacturing plants.\u00a0 EXAIR manufactures engineered products that can save compressed air and increase energy savings.\u00a0 With that, EXAIR was able to partner with Energy Star.\u00a0 \u201cEnergy Star is a government-backed symbol of energy efficiency, helping to save money and to protect the environment through energy-efficient products and practices.\u201d This commitment by EXAIR to reducing energy, increasing safety for workers, and protecting the environment for future generations are effective ways to sustain a business value.<\/p>\n
When large amounts of energy can be saved, electricity-producing companies take notice.\u00a0 Electrical suppliers started a rebate program for using engineered nozzles in their facilities.\u00a0 Similar to other energy-saving rebates, like LED light bulbs and high-efficiency furnaces, the EXAIR engineered nozzles now fall into that same category.\u00a0 If your electrical provider supports this program, the total cost to purchase and implement the EXAIR Super Air Nozzles is greatly reduced.\u00a0 Even if a rebate program has not yet been implemented in your area, the idea of saving energy makes it very practical and environmentally sound.<\/p>\n
The NC Clean Energy Technology Center created a website to consolidate all the electrical companies that offer rebates for efficient products and programs.\u00a0 The website is www.dsireusa.org<\/a>.\u00a0 \u201cDSIRE is the most comprehensive source of information on incentives and policies that support renewable and energy efficiency in the United States.\u201d\u00a0 EXAIR engineered products fall into this category, so if a rebate can be applied to our products, it will be located on that site.<\/p>\n Another energy-saving tip from Energy Star refers to waste from leaks.\u00a0 They recommend a leak prevention program to help improve energy savings.\u00a0 As part of that program, EXAIR does offer an Ultrasonic Leak Detector<\/a>.\u00a0 To tell a common success story about the Ultrasonic Leak Detector, an EXAIR customer had a 50-horsepower air compressor.\u00a0 It started to overwork, overheat, and occasionally shut down.\u00a0 They thought that they would need to buy a larger air compressor to keep the plant running.\u00a0 In discussing that a company without a leak prevention program could have as much as 30% waste, they decided to purchase an Ultrasonic Leak Detector<\/a>.\u00a0 They checked every fitting and connection in the facility.\u00a0 When they finished checking the compressed air system, they found a total of 91 leaks.\u00a0 Not only did this save on energy waste, but it also saved money by fixing the leaks and not expanding the capital expenses in the company.<\/p>\n With EXAIR being backed by Energy Star, EPA, and rebate programs, together, we can save energy, improve the environment, and reduce compressed air usage.\u00a0 If you would like to discuss how EXAIR can work for you, you can contact an EXAIR Application Engineer.<\/p>\n John Ball Photo: Lightbulb by TheDigitalArtist<\/a>.\u00a0 Pixabay Content License<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n
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