No features of oil air compressors

As a high value-added biopharmaceutical product, Botox’s production process requires extremely strict air quality, sterility and process stability. As a key process gas source, compressed air is widely used in fermentation, purification, freeze-drying, filling and other aspects. Due to the risk of oil pollution, traditional oil-lubricated air compressors are no longer able to meet the international standard requirements for botulinum toxin production.

Oil-free air compressors, as a common device used by major manufacturers today, will inevitably encounter failures during use. Although the failures vary in size, they will cause losses to our production and manufacturing. Some oil-free air compressors will have an alarm mechanism, but some problems we cannot detect. Therefore, it is necessary to be familiar with the failures of oil-free air compressors and be able to handle them in a timely manner. Let’s talk about the reasons why oil-free air compressors naturally produce fire.

In the global industrial spray processing field, compressed air serves as a key power source and process medium, and its quality directly affects coating quality, production efficiency and equipment life. In the context of global competition, the adoption of oil-free lubricated air compressors is not only a technological upgrade, but also a core strategy for building a sustainable manufacturing system.

As a global highly sensitive food, the cleanliness and safety of milk in the production process are directly related to consumer health and corporate compliance. International standards such ISO 8573-1:2010(compressed air quality level), EHEDG(European Hygienic Engineering Group) Guidelines and FDA 21 CFR 178.3570(Food grade lubricant requirements) all put forward strict pollution-free requirements for production equipment. […]

Oil-free air compressors, also known as oil-free air compressors, are a main body of the air source device during the entire operation. It is also a pressure generator for compressed air. Oil and no oil in an air compressor generally refers to the amount of oil in the discharged gas from the exhaust hole. Nowadays, oil-free air compressors are generally used on some relatively sophisticated equipment, and of course they can be used. There are also many occasions. What I want to share today is the matters needing attention when using oilless air compressors in ordinary times.