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Cutting the Air Cost Out of Packaging Lines
Packaging runs on air for blow-off, vacuum conveying, air knives, and pick-and-place. It is some of the most air-intensive and most over-supplied demand in any plant, which makes it some of the easiest savings to prove.
01
Kills artificial demand
Open blow-off and oversized air knives create artificial demand that drags the whole system up. I meter it and right-size the nozzles and regulation around the real need.
02
Tightens the high-cycle lines
High-cycle pneumatics leak at fittings and quick-disconnects faster than anywhere else. A full survey tags the loss in CFM and dollars per year.
Typical system size
50 to 800 HP across high-cycle pneumatic lines
Common issues I find
- Open blow-off and air knives driving artificial demand
- Leaks concentrated at quick-disconnects and high-cycle fittings
- Vacuum and blow-off supplied at a single high header pressure
- Demand spikes from pick-and-place defeating fixed-speed control
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