IMTS 2016 Fluid Power Conference: Compressed Air – Use Only What You Need

Chicago, Illinois - Utilities are a way to reduce costs and improve profitability. If you use compressed air in your factory, the cost of compressing that air is contributing to the cost of electricity. In some cases, compressed air is the largest use of electricity in the factory. So if you can use only what you need of that compressed air and use it wisely, you will improve your company’s profitability. Whether you use compressed air to drive air operated double diaphragm pumps or I to Ps to control processes in your factory, this presentation will explain how you can reduce the amount of compressed air you use and still get the job done.

About the speaker

Larry Brown has been at Proportion-Air, Inc. for over 20 years. His first few years were spent in application engineering and after that he served as regional sales manager. He has served as corporate sales manager since November 2011. His knowledge of automation and controls knowledge spans a wide range of industries and he’s learned and adheres to Proportion-Air’s philosophy: put down the text book and think outside the box.

About the company

Proportion-Air, Inc. is a manufacturer of electronic air pressure regulators and air flow control valves. Proportion-Air, Inc. was founded in 1985 by corporate President Daniel E. Cook to capitalize on the sales and marketing prospects of the unique invention of an electronic air pressure regulator. This air pressure device was designed to accept a variety of electronic analog and digital signals in order to control pneumatic pressures with extreme accuracy while negating the effects of vibration, mounting position or environmental concerns.

Registration for the Fluid Power Conferences is now open.