Siyaram Silk Mills Limited, India, saves 56,000 kWh every year
How Siyaram Silk Mills Limited in Tarapur, Maharashtra, India, saves energy and reduces emissions with a ZT oil-free compressor and an AIRnet piping system
“The use of AIRnet pipework throughout the factory gives us a leak-free environment. We’ve seen savings right from day one as our energy consumption is much lower.”
Preserve the power of air
The right piping system makes all the difference
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The right piping system makes all the difference
AIRnet provides a complete compressed air distribution solution from start to finish. We continuously add and upgrade our products to ensure the highest efficiency of your distribution network.
The lightweight materials and modular technology gives you the advantage of modifying or expanding your network without affecting your operations.
With a global network of 8,000 service technicians, AIRnet provides extensive after-sales services dedicated to customer satisfaction around the world.
Aluminium Piping
The standard for any industrial application
Aluminium has become the industry standard for complete compressed air piping systems because it is both anti-corrosive and lightweight, and easy to handle.
Our aluminium piping system is easy, safe and quick to install compared to traditional welded and threaded systems.
Stainless Steel Piping
Suitable for harsh environments
AIRnet Stainless Steel piping system ensures 100% oil-free air delivery from the generation to the point-of-use, in compliance with the highest quality standards.
Thanks to its anti-corrosive properties, stainless steel piping can be installed in harsh production environments like pharma and health, food and beverages, and process industries.
Polyamide Piping
Workshops with several pneumatic tools
Even if you are working with a modest set of pneumatic tools, you still want to get the most out of your compressed air installation. Nobody likes pressure loss, contamination, leaks and plain inefficiency.
For example, in a small workshop bad air flow and pressure drop can lead to inefficiencies in the final production, which can lead to financial losses.
