Compressed air system in factory plays an important role. In order to ensure the stable operation during the manufacturing process, the regulary maintenance is nescessary . However, there are many different problems in fact such as: Air compressors, dusty air dryers, high engine room temperatures, unsecured wind convection ... lead to reduce using time of compressor accessories (air filter, oil filter, oil separator ...). On the other hand, the recommended maintenance in some factories is not seriously followed and there are deviations. To extend the life of the machine as well as compressor components and ensure operator safety Air compressors are very important to maintain regularly and technically correct.Air compressors, dusty air dryers, high engine room temperatures, unsecured wind convection ... lead to reduced use time of compressor accessories (air filter, loc oil, oil separator ...). On the other hand, the maintenance (maintenance) recommended by the manufacturer in some factories is not guaranteed and there are deviated. To lengthen longevity of mạchine as well as compressor components and ensure operator safety , air compressors are very important to maintain regularly and technically .
Vacuum pump is a equipment which is specialized device to remove gas, liquid, steam from the limited and closed space to create a vacuum environment or almost near vacuum.
Screw air compressors are in the important position in the industrial process, therefore all aggregates break and troubleshooting affect to industrial process in general and have not expected results. Screw air compressors quality and advantages are undeniable, but every mechanism is run-out eventually, some parts do not operate stably, some are out of operation.
Micos air compressor oil is the screw air compressor oil series with viscosity of VG 32 , good thermal stability that will meet all types of air compressors working in the most harsh temperature conditions, produced by GS Caltex Corp Korea, one of the world's largest industrial oil producers.
