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Oil free air compressors are relatively new on the market, because of their higher price point they've earned a reputation that they should only be used in niche situations where ISO class 0 air (defined by the end user AND less than .01 MG/M3) is required.
As the market has matured and the technology has matured, the savings of switching from oil-flooded to oil free compressors are becoming viable in more and more applications. Don Layyous from Pye-Barker Engineered Solutions shares expert knowledge on the benefits of utilizing oil-free air compressors on the plant floor.
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