Replace your old compressor and save thousands of pounds for your plant

If compressed air is an essential part of your day to day business operations, and downtime would cost you considerably in lost production, then you should consider replacing  or upgrading your compressor specially with the increasing energy prices that manufacturers face nowadays.

Prior to making your decision, let’s look at a few factors: 

While a new compressor may seem expensive initially, consider the overall cost of ownership over its lifespan. The actual purchase price of a new compressor is only around 10% of the total cost while energy contributes up to 80% of the total life cycle cost of an air compressor.

Compressed air systems represents the majority of energy costs in the facility, as it may reach 20% of the total electricity bill

These challenges urge many companies to review the cost-effectiveness of their compressed air system &  switch to a new & smart  energy-efficient compressor models. so the cost of a new unit could soon pay for itself in electricity savings.

• Frequent breakdowns & Repairs: then it is more likely it will happen again resulting in stopping the compressor & production in addition to loss of money

• Age: Compressors typically have an average life span of 7-15 years considering the harsh climate conditions in Egypt. Typically, a user should start thinking of compressor replacement from the 5th year.

• Parts Availability: For older models, finding replacement parts can be time consuming and expensive.

• Decreased performance : over time, the performance of the compressor can be affected due to continuous use. If the air compressor is old and has been working for a long time, it may be a good idea to replace it to improve efficiency and performance.
• Large electricity consumption results in a high electricity bill

• Energy inefficiency: Newer compressors are more energy-efficient. If your old compressor is inefficient, replacing it could lead to long-term energy savings.

• Air leakage: if there is a leak in the pressure system, it may be better to replace the compressor. Air leakage leads to pressure loss and reduce the efficiency of the compressor.
• Repair History: if there is damage to the compressor components, it may be necessary to replace them. Damage to these components can cause the compressor to stop working.
• Increased compressed air requirements:  if you need more air or more compressor power for new applications, so replacing it with a larger unit or newer technology would be ideal solution for meeting your requirements.

• This campaign is for  oil-injected screw compressors from any brand ranging from 2 KW to 90 KW.
• For Compressor from 5 years & more
• Price of the new compressor & the discount rate are determined after checking your old equipment.
• This offer is valid for a limited time.
• Replace Old compressor, regardless of its brand 

• Save up to 60% of energy with the new Atlas Copco variable-speed models with capacities up to (90) kW.
• The new compressors  would be upgraded to G,GA, GA⁺, GAVSD⁺ GAVSDˢ
• Special discount on variable speed compressors
• Achieve tangible savings with the purchase of high-efficiency compressors.

Our compressed air audit will present you with an insightful report that provides a good snapshot of the state of your compressed air system. Our specialists will visit your compressor room and utilize data loggers to measure your system and gather the needed information. Data loggers will be attached to the air compressor for a minimum of 7-14 days in order to observe and record all trends and demand fluctuation during the weekdays as well as the weekend. Results of the audit will provide you with a good understanding of the actual compressed air usage over a period of time. It will allow you to identify air demand peaks and the overall consumption pattern. Our air audit will give you a better understanding of your system and its inefficiencies. And all the data and advice you need to make a decision on whether to invest in a new system or continue with maintenance of the existing system.