About Me

My name is John and I'm retired from working over 30 years as an industrial equipment and supplies consultant for business owners. Throughout my long career I've learned invaluable information about the equipment and supplies that are needed to efficiently run an industrial business. I decided to write this blog to share my knowledge with others who could benefit from this information. In this blog you'll learn about using the proper equipment for each job, how to incorporate safety into the workplace and about the various types of supplies that are offered. I also stay informed about the newest trends in industrial equipment and I'll share this with you as well. I hope that this information can help you run a smooth and profitable operation.

2015

3-Step Guide To Solving Pressure Problems With Your Air Compressor

While using your air compressor at work, you may notice a marked decrease in pressure. This could be caused by an air leak, a blocked air filter, or a malfunctioning intake valve. Use the troubleshooting guide below to determine which one is causing the decreased pressure, along with ways to fix it. Step 1: Inspect The Hose For Air Leaks The first step involves checking the hose for air leaks. If there are any holes in the hose, the escaping air will cause the pressure to decrease because it is not able to build up inside of the hose.