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A Magazine for the Production Industry
2/17
Keeping the wheels turning
at All Mag Wheel Repairs
Raising the bar
Heave ho to pirate parts
Embracing change
An oldie but a goodie
Malabar wastewater treatment plant improvement project
Weighing up the importance of genuine spare parts
Q&A: Industrie 4.0 ready compressed air systems
Standing the test of time with Koudsy Body Works
Contents
Issue 2/17
3 Introduction
4-6
10-12
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Keeping the wheels turning at All Mag Wheel Repairs
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Give pirate parts the heave ho Weighing up the importance of genuine spare parts
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Energy efficient powerhouse TE.2 series refrigeration dryers launched
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Embracing change Q&A: Industrie 4.0 ready compressed air systems
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An oldie but a goodie Standing the test of time with Koudsy Body Works
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KAESER calendar What's on
DSD.3 series Next generation launched
Raising the bar Malabar wastewater treatment plant improvement project
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Introduction
Tomorrow’s technology today
2017 marks the 70th anniversary of Hannover Messe – the world’s biggest industrial fair held biennially in Hanover, Germany. Since the very early years of the fair, KAESER has had a presence. In that time we have witnessed a number of product and service innovations developed to meet the requirements of the changing face of manufacturing, from mass production to its automation using industrial robots, electronics and IT, and now the dawn of Industrie 4.0.
Peter Eckberg, Managing Director
Industrie 4.0 - or the fourth industrial revolution - presents a new of all the products and services that feature at Hannover Messe. era of manufacturing led by a number of cyber-physical systems. For us, Industrie 4.0 is not an empty shell or a mere future concept. We also extend a warm invitation to join us this May in Melbourne at Austech. Within the Industrie 4.0 Pavilion on stand 870, you For some time now, developing Industrie 4.0-ready compressed will be able to experience a number of KAESER 4.0 products and air technology has been a core focus at KAESER and, for those services that can seamlessly be incorporated into a production or visitors attending Hannover Messe, they will be able to see just energy management system. how KAESER is now taking Industrie 4.0 to the next level. Page 19 provides further details about Austech along with numerous other events we are attending, and seminars we are All users – no matter the scale of their operation or industry – will running, this year. find the right solution for a compressed air supply that is reliable, efficient and most importantly, completely ready for integration Turn to page 14 now to learn more about Industrie 4.0 and into the Industrie 4.0 environments of the future. KAESER Compressors from a Q&A we recently did with the Editor Be sure to visit our website in the coming months for more details at the Australian Manufacturing Technology (AMT) magazine.
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Keeping the
wheels turning at All Mag Wheel Repairs
All Mag Wheel Repairs, a mag wheel repair and refurbishment expert based in NSW, recently chose to install two KAESER AIRCENTER SM 12 compressed air systems to meet their requirement for a high quality and reliable supply of compressed air. For any of us who own a car with alloy wheels, we may well have felt the pain of damage caused to our alloys over the years. Whether it be from changing a tyre to chips, kerb damage or gutter rash, finding a replacement can be a timely and expensive exercise. Luckily companies like All Mag Wheel Repairs in Ingleburn, NSW offer a quality repair and refurbishment service for all makes and models of mag wheels. Each mag wheel that comes through
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All Mag is hand refurbished by one of the teams experienced technicians, who use compressed air extensively in the repair and refurbishment process; from inflating tyres to powering pneumatic tools and paint spraying. Priding themselves on delivering a professional service to its customers with a quality repair guarantee, it is no surprise then that when the Owner of All Mag - Milan Stovic - came to invest in a new compressed air system, he wanted to source a high quality solution.
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After considering a number of options, All Mag chose to install two KAESER AIRCENTER SM12 compressed air systems along with a SIGMA AIR MANAGER (SAM) compressed air controller. Perfect for collision and automotive finishing shops, the AIRCENTER from KAESER is an all-in-one compressed air system. Incorporating a high efficiency rotary screw compressor, refrigeration dryer and air receiver all in one compact package, the AIRCENTER is ideal where space is at a premium. At the heart of every SM series compressor lies a premium quality KAESER rotary screw compressor block featuring the flow-optimised and energy saving ‘SIGMA PROFILE’ rotors. Designed for maximum energy efficiency, the KAESER SIGMA PROFILE can achieve power savings of up to 15 percent compared to conventional screw compressor block rotor profiles. In addition, all SM series rotary screw compressors are equipped with a premium efficiency IE3 class drive motor which complies with and exceeds prevailing Australian GEMS regulations for 3 phase electric motors.
For the end user this translates into more compressed air for less energy consumption. All models feature a built-in SIGMA CONTROL 2 industrial PC-based compressor controller that is responsible for dynamically adjusting the flow rate to match actual compressed air demand thereby assuring further energy savings. Relevant information can be viewed at a glance from the easy to read display. Ideal at point of use, the sound absorbing compressor enclosure keeps operational sound levels to a minimum ensuring a pleasantly quiet work environment. The AIRCENTER from KAESER has also been designed to be service friendly, with all service points easy to access from one side of the compressor. For optimum efficiency and connectivity of both AIRCENTER SM12 compressed air systems, All Mag chose to install a SAM. A key technology in the advanced world of Industrie 4.0, SAM is a cutting-edge
'We rely on the quality and performance of the equipment we use'
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compressed air controller and the central mastermind that controls the entire compressed air supply system to ensure maximum availability and optimised service costs. Installed almost 2 years ago, the KAESER compressed air system at All Mag has proven to be reliable and efficient. Stovic said: ‘Our team of wheel specialists are very experienced in repairing mag wheels back to their original form. To deliver on our customer guarantee of repair quality we rely on the quality and performance of the equipment we use. The KAESER compressed air equipment has proven to be dependable in meeting our compressed air requirements. Situated near point of use it has also shown to be very quiet in operation.’ The standard KAESER AIRCENTER SM series of all-in-one compressed air systems are available with drive powers up to 9 kW, a working pressure 5.5, 7.5 or 9 bar and with free air deliveries from 0.56 to 1.50 m3/min.
Next generation launched
DSD.3 series
The latest generation DSD series rotary screw compressors are setting new standards in performance, availability and energy efficiency. At the heart of every compressor is a high performance KAESER rotary screw compressor block equipped with the flow-optimised and energy saving ‘SIGMA PROFILE’ rotors. In the DSD.3 models, the SIGMA PROFILE rotors have been further refined. Together with additional optimisation measures, they boast up to six percent better power performance compared with previous models. They also include a ‘super premium efficiency’ IE4 electric motor that complies with and exceed prevailing
Australian GEMS regulations for 3 phase electric motors, whilst also contributing to lower energy costs. All models feature a built-in SIGMA CONTROL 2 (SC2) industrial PC-based compressor controller that dynamically adjusts the flow rate to match actual compressed air demand, for further energy savings. An innovative and sensor-controlled electronic thermal management (ETM) system dynamically controls the screw compressor block discharge temperature. The control valve actuator
is controlled via signals from the SC2, which is coordinated with the oil cooler’s speed controlled fan. Avoiding unnecessarily high screw compressor block discharge temperatures, leads to reduced energy consumption and potentially a longer fluid service life. The DSD.3 series is available air- or water- cooled, with drive power 75 to 132 kW, working pressure 5.5 to 15 bar and free air deliveries from 3.6 to 25.45 m3/min, as a standard machine, with integrated refrigeration dryer and/or with SIGMA Frequency Control. KAESER report | 7
Genuine Spare Parts
Give
pirate parts the heave ho
Many compressed air users will reach a cross roads when it comes to replacing the consumables in their compressed air system. That being do they choose the original equipment manufacturer’s genuine spare parts or do they try and save a few dollars and buy non-genuine spare parts or ‘pirate parts’. In making this decision, there are however a number of factors that should be considered… From replacing the air filter and oil filter right down to the choice of lubricant, there are a number of consumables that need to be periodically changed within an air compressor. The lifetime of the compressor, its overall performance and reliability as well as its maintenance requirements will all be impacted by whether the user opts to replace these consumables with genuine or non-genuine parts. The compatibility of pirate parts with an air compressor is one factor that will have a large bearing on its resultant performance and maintenance requirements. Only genuine OEM spare parts will have been rigorously tested by the OEM with the compressed air equipment. The durability, performance, efficiency, safety or even the compatibility of pirate parts will not have been tested with the compressed air equipment. There is no way of knowing how pirate parts will therefore interact and how they may affect performance. It is therefore possible that they may compromise the efficiency, reliability and safety of the compressor as well as the air quality required. It is also worth bearing in mind that only the OEM’s genuine spare parts have been designed to meet the demands of the applicable operating conditions, quality tested to ensure the best possible performance and, designed to assure the life cycle is commensurate with the maintenance intervals. In addition, opting for non-genuine parts which are not recommended by the
Example of damage caused by pirate parts The compressor block bearing is blocked full of oil sludge due to infrequent oil changes, nongenuine oil and poor filtration. This has allowed contamination into the compressor block, mixing with the lubricating oil. The oil would have lost all its lubricating abilities causing premature wear to the internal rotating components.
OEM may well void the manufacturer’s warranty. This could become costly if a fault occurs that would ordinarily have been covered under the warranty. Without a doubt reliability, efficiency and durability would all have been key criterion in choosing to invest in a high quality air compressor. It stands to reason then, that maintaining the integrity of the compressed air system
is therefore critical to ensure that the system continues to operate at its peak performance. Undoubtedly the decision of whether to opt for genuine or pirate parts will have a large bearing on this. In the end the decision may be as simple as asking; is some potential short term financial gain worth the long term pain that using pirate parts may cause? As they say, caveat emptor – or, let the buyer beware!
Malabar Waste Water Treatment Plant: Improvement Project
Raising the bar As part of the Malabar Waste Water Treatment Plant Process and Reliability / Renewal Improvement Project being delivered by 4Malabar, an ageing compressed air system at the plant was recently upgraded with three KAESER CSDX series rotary screw compressors, along with a SIGMA AIR MANAGER 4.0 compressed air management system.
Australia’s largest water and wastewater service provider, Sydney Water is a State Owned Corporation wholly owned by the New South Wales Government. Sydney Water collects and treats around 1.5 billion litres of wastewater each day through a network of over 25,000 kilometres of wastewater pipes, 677 pumping stations, 14 water recycling plants and 16 wastewater treatment plants. Malabar Waste Water Treatment Plant (WWTP) is Sydney Water’s largest wastewater treatment plant. It has an average daily discharge of almost 500 ML. A significant project was initiated at Malabar WWTP to improve the reliability
of the processes that treat wastewater, to ensure Malabar WWTP continues to comply with its environment protection license requirements, improve safety and working conditions and reduce operating costs. This will ensure that Sydney Water continues to deliver great value for their customers and better conditions for their staff. The Project is being delivered by 4Malabar, an alliance between Sydney Water, John Holland, UGL Engineering and GHD. Work on the Improvement Project started in 2014 and is expected to be completed by mid-2019. Since work has commenced, a number of improvements have been completed and include an
upgrade of the ageing compressed air system. Compressed air is used for a number of plant site services across Malabar WWTP including valving, pneumatic actuation and sparging. A reliable and efficient supply of quality compressed air is critical to deliver these site services and was therefore a key criteria in selecting the new system. Following a successful tender process, three KAESER CSDX series rotary screw compressors, along with a SIGMA AIR MANAGER 4.0 (SAM 4.0) compressed air management system were selected to meet the requirements for Malabar WWTP.
Compressed air is used for a number of plant site services across Malabar WWTP including valving, pneumatic actuation and sparging The latest generation CSDX series rotary screw compressors from KAESER push the boundaries when it comes to compressed air efficiency, providing significant energy savings in multiple ways: Every CSDX series rotary screw compressor is equipped with a low speed and highly efficient screw compressor block featuring the high performance and flow-optimised SIGMA PROFILE rotors. The SIGMA PROFILE achieves power savings of up to 15 percent compared with conventional screw compressor block rotor profiles for a highly energy efficient solution. Efficiency is further enhanced with the inclusion of a premium efficiency IE3 drive motor, which complies with and 12 | KAESER report
exceeds prevailing Australian GEMS regulations for 3 phase electric motors. The KAESER 1:1 drive design further eliminates the transmission losses associated with gear or v-belt driven systems as the motor directly drives the screw compressor block. To reliably and efficiently manage the compressed air system a SAM 4.0 was installed. An in-house centralised control system, SAM 4.0 enables compressor performance to be precisely matched to actual air demand thereby allowing additional energy savings. The SAM 4.0 utilises adaptive 3D advanced control to make air generation and treatment even more intelligent, reliable and efficient.
The algorithm of the adaptive 3D advanced control orchestrates the operation of the KAESER compressed air system. As a result, just the right amount of compressed air power is provided to suit the specific needs of the application, with maximum energy efficiency. The unique adaptive 3D advanced control continuously analyses the relationship between various parameters (e.g. switching and control efficiency), and pro-actively calculates the optimum combination from a range of many in order to achieve optimum efficiency. Up and running for some time now, the KAESER compressed air system is proving to be reliable and efficient in delivery the high quality compressed air that the Malabar Waste Water Treatment Plant requires. The standard CSDX series of rotary screw compressors from KAESER are available with drive powers up to 90 kW, a working pressure 7.5, 10 or 13 bar and with free air deliveries from 79.86 to 16.16 m3/min.
TE.2 series refrigeration dryers launched
Energy efficient powerhouse The second generation TE series industrial refrigeration dryers were recently launched. Part of the renowned SECOTEC range from KAESER, these dryers deliver stable pressure dew point performance, exceptional dependability and low life-cycle costs, all within a compact and energy saving design. A number of key features play an important role in ensuring the outstanding efficiency of these dryers; the scroll refrigerant compressors are up to 26 percent more efficient than reciprocating compressors, whilst generously dimensioned flow crosssections within the heat exchanger and compressed air connections ensure an exceptionally low differential pressure and, these dryers also have a very low specific electrical power consumption requiring less than 97W of electrical power per mÂł/min of compressed air (ISO 7183 A1). The TE.2 dryers feature an efficient phase change material which gives the exceptionally compact SECOPACK LS heat exchanger system its impressive thermal storage capacity. Special heat
transfer elements ensure rapid charge and discharge, while premium-quality heat insulation boosts efficiency even further.
thermal mass in SECOTEC dryers always remains cool, meaning compressed air can be dried effectively even during start-up phases.
The refrigeration dryer includes an innovative SIGMA CONTROL SMART electronic controller which controls the thermal storage process. Refrigeration dryer load constantly fluctuates between 0 and 100 percent. Unlike conventional partial load control systems, SECOTEC storage control precisely adjusts electrical power consumption during all load phases. This allows these dryers to save almost 60 percent of energy costs compared to refrigeration dryers with hot gas bypass control running at an average of 40 percent of capacity. In contrast to conventional systems, the
Compressed air drying with these dryers not only ensures exceptional energy efficiency, but the rapid reaction SECOPACK LS heat exchanger system also delivers stable pressure dew points at all times. Together with the SIGMA CONTROL SMART Controller, these next generation and advanced dryers set new standards when it comes to energy efficiency, compact design and userfriendliness. Industrie 4.0 ready, the compact TE.2 series refrigeration dryers from KAESER are available with flow rates 10.5 to 14.1 m3/min and pressures up to 16 bar.
Q&A: Industrie 4.0 ready compressed air systems
Embracing change Many people believe that we are now entering a fourth industrial revolution - Industrie 4.0 - where manufacturing is led by a number of cyber-physical systems. One company embracing the opportunities that Industrie 4.0 presents is KAESER Compressors. William Poole, the Editor of the Australian Manufacturing Technology (AMT) magazine recently caught up with Peter Eckberg, Managing Director of KAESER Compressors Australia to learn more…
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With the digitalisation of industry we are seeing a merging of production process with IT systems. Is this simply a continuation of trends which have emerged over recent years, or are we witnessing the dawn of another industrial revolution?
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‘The digitalisation of industry has been advancing for quite some time, so we can hardly call it a new development. However, thanks to the enormous advances in data transfer speeds and data storage capacity, the range of potential applications open to us today is certainly new. Whilst the concepts were already there, it is only now that we are seeing them become a reality through the solutions made possible by IT.’
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What challenges does Industrie 4.0 bring to your own company?
‘KAESER Compressors has always been an innovator. As a leader in the engineering of compressed air technology, we have a long-standing commitment to improving existing technologies, developing new solutions, and constantly pursuing optimisation. KAESER continues to drive development forward and has already made substantial investments in key areas. In line with our corporate philosophy, we will master the current and future challenges – reliably, efficiently, and with high-quality results.’
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How does Industrie 4.0 look in the real world?
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And what does Industrie 4.0 compressed air technology look
‘For us, Industrie 4.0 is not an empty shell or a mere future concept. We have truly brought it to life at KAESER, and we already deliver products and services that embrace this concept throughout the entire compressed air supply life cycle. Without a doubt there is still plenty of room for growth in this important area, however the first steps have been taken.’
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‘In the ultra-flexible Industrie 4.0 production environment, intelligently networked compressed air systems provide the optimal compressed air power and quality required. Moreover, potential issues within the compressed air network are identified at a very early stage so that appropriate service measures can be taken before a fault even occurs. A cutting-edge compressed air controller with secure networking abilities – such as the KAESER SIGMA AIR MANAGER 4.0 – is a key technology in the advanced world of Industrie 4.0. As the central mastermind, it controls the entire compressed air supply system and – via the ‘Internet of Things’ – it is responsible
for data streaming to a centralised application. All compressed air system performance parameters are transferred from this sophisticated master control system to a data centre in real-time via a powerful Ethernet-based network (the closed SIGMA Network). Here the parameters are analysed, processed, supplemented with expert knowledge and output to various mobile end devices (monitoring cockpits). By monitoring key operating parameters, such as airend discharge temperature (ADT), pressure dewpoint or differential pressure, compressed air system efficiency can be kept in the optimum range at all times.
Thanks to real-time transmission and evaluation, data is always as up to date as possible, even in the event of sudden adjustments to production.’
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What role does software play in Industrie 4.0?
‘Software plays a key role when it comes to digitalisation. After all, it is only through IT developments that concepts such as Industrie 4.0 even become feasible. KAESER has made considerable investments in this area. First, of course, we have to develop and enhance the products themselves. Software alone is not enough. Industrie 4.0 is an overall concept that combines strategy, products, software and services. The next generation of machines will be capable of learning by themselves, which represents a qualitative shift that will make the transition in the coming years from research to the market.’
working with it. Our new services in the area of predictive maintenance, such as KAESER SIGMA SMART AIR, are designed with “self-teaching machine” concepts in mind. Of course there is still plenty of potential and a great deal of work to do. But the fundamentals are already in place.’
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Data security is an issue that we all face in the modern era both in our personal and business lives. With the development of Industrie 4.0 surely this will only intensify. How do you protect your data?
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‘Security plays a major role – both for customers and for us as suppliers and service providers. To ensure best-possible data security, KAESER chose a unique path by developing its own self-contained network – the KAESER Network - which ring-fences the compressed air station to provide our customers with maximum data security.’
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With the development of these new solutions, another key area must be training. What are the challenges in this area to be and how will you address them?
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‘Industrie 4.0 will not function cohesively without qualified personnel. Even with the "Internet of Things", human beings will still be responsible for the management and development of these tools. In the same way machines have to be "trained" and networked, people too require training and need to be networked. This is nothing new. We've had developments and advances in the past, and people have adapted, made changes, and gained the necessary training.
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Have you observed any new trends in this direction?
‘Yes, this development isn't just waiting around the corner – it's already here. At KAESER we're already
Just consider the Internet. It was only 25 years ago that barely anyone knew a thing about it, yet today we take it for granted that six-year-olds surf the web with smart phones! We will be equally successful in mastering today's challenges.’
An oldie but a
goodie
Standing the test of time with Koudsy Body Works
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A KAESER AIRTOWER 11 rotary screw compressor with integrated refrigeration dryer is continuing to supply leading vehicle repair company Koudsy Body Works with a reliable, high quality, clean and dry supply of compressed air after more than a decade of service. Based in Artarmon, New South Wales, Koudsy Body Works (KBW) is a family owned and managed business with over 30 years of experience in the vehicle repair industry. KBW caters for both vehicle repair insurance and private work as well as specialising in car and motorcycle custom and restoration work. Dedicated to completing work at the highest standards, KBW constantly keeps its team trained in an evolving industry as well as choosing to invest in state-of-theart machinery to ensure that each motor vehicle that leaves the shop looks better than it ever has. From powering air tools to the spray paint booth, compressed air is an integral part of the operation. Just over a decade ago, an ageing compressed air system prompted Charles Koudsy, the Manager at KBW to contact their long standing compressed air partner - Fracks - for a solution. KAESER report | 17
After reviewing the compressed air requirements at KBW, Fracks - an authorised KAESER Partner recommended and subsequently installed an AIRTOWER 11. The AIRTOWER from KAESER was a compact compressor solution that incorporated a rotary screw compressor and refrigeration dryer all within one housing. This series was recently superseded with the SM T series models. Like the current KAESER SM T rotary screw compressors with integrated refrigeration dryer, the AIRTOWER 11 was designed and manufactured in Germany to KAESER’s superior build quality standards. At the heart of the AIRTOWER 11 lies a premium quality screw compressor block equipped with the KAESER
‘SIGMA PROFILE’ rotors. Developed by KAESER and enhanced ever since, the KAESER SIGMA PROFILE achieves power savings of up to 15 percent compared with conventional screw compressor block rotor profiles. The AIRTOWER 11 at KBW also features an integral refrigeration dryer. This has kept the space requirement for the system to a minimum whilst ensuring that the compressed air produced is clean and dry – a key criteria of compressed air used for spray painting in the vehicle repair industry. As with all other KAESER compressors, the AIRTOWER was designed and built to be maintenance friendly, with excellent component accessibility from one side of the machine.
In operation for over 10 years, Koudsy commented: ‘If our compressor doesn’t work, our business doesn’t work. Especially for the spray painting side of the business, without quality and reliable compressed air we cannot function. The air also needs to always be clean with no moisture in the line. If this were to occur it would jeopardise the quality of the finish and be costly to re-do. We pride ourselves on the quality of work we do and it is essential that we use quality equipment. We have had the KAESER compressed air system for quite some time now and it continues to work reliably and efficiently for us.’ The current SM T series of rotary screw compressors with integrated refrigeration dryer from KAESER are available with working pressures 7.5 to 13 bar, motor power 5.5 to 9 kW and free air deliveries 0.56 to 1.50 m3/min.
'If our compressor doesn't work, our business doesn't work...without quality and reliable compressed air we cannot function'
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KAESER Calendar 2017
What's on 1
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NSW WIOA Conference 29 March Canberra
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Collision Repair Expo Stand AC24, 6 - 8 April Melbourne
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Discover why numerous collision and automotive finishing shops worldwide choose KAESER compressed air equipment to 9meet their requirements 10 for reliable, high quality, clean and dry compressed air.
Austech 17 Stand 870, 9 - 12 May Melbourne 15 16
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Visit KAESER within the Industrie 4.0 pavilion, to learn more about the future-oriented benefits of KAESER's Industrie 4.0-ready compressed air technology.
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Compressed Air Seminars Australia & New Zealand KAESER will be running a number 29 Compressed 30Air Seminars of One-day in 2017. Developed by KAESER these Seminars provide participants with the knowledge that can assist them in optimising the energy efficiency of a compressed air system.
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KAESER will be presenting a technical white paper at 5 the 2017 Water 6 Industry Operators Association's NSW conference on Wednesday 29 March: 'Blower technologies and energy efficient opportunities'.
13 Free 12 Seminars @ CRE 10.45 am & 2.30 pm, 7 April Melbourne
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Don’t miss the opportunity to learn about how you can achieve high quality compressed air as well as improve the energy efficiency of your compressed air system, at one of the free seminars taking place at the 19 Repair Expo.20 21 Collision
IHEA Healthcare Facilities Management Conference 11 - 13 October Melbourne
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KAESER will be exhibiting at the IHEA Healthcare Facilities Management Conference 2017. Stand number TBC.
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MESNZ Network Evening Series New Zealand KAESER is proud to sponsor the Maintenance Engineering Society of New Zealand's Network Evening Series, with a number of events already planned for 2017.
Visit www.kaeser.com.au and www.kaeser.co.nz for full details of all events listed above.
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New: DSD series 13 to 24 m3/min - 7.5 bar More compact with more power Keep your cool
More efficient than ever
Electronic Thermo Management (ETM) for greater efficiency
New airends with optimised SIGMA PROFILE
Complete solution
with high efficiency integrated refrigeration dryer (optional)
Future-ready
The versatile & network-able SIGMA CONTROL 2
Energy savings and efficiency
with thermostat-controlled fluid cooler fan
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