Air Compressor Repair
We can handle all air compressor repair needs. We serve all industries that utilize the use of air compressors such as automotive shops, transmission shops, garbage services, fabricating, logistics and packaging industries. We can also install industrial grade air compressors into your existing facility or replace aging air compressors with new ones including its piping.
Why choose IMS for Air Compressor Repair?
All of our repairs are tested to ensure they meet our performance standards before we return the unit to you. We have highly qualified technicians plus decades of experience working on air compressors. Our team goes through extensive training and has experience in air compressor repairs and part replacements.
Our customers are satisfied due to our reliability and thoroughness. We work hard to earn and keep their trust. Many of our satisfied clients have been with us since we first started IMS in 1994.
IMS only hires highly skilled and experienced technicians. We maintain high quality standards for our employees and we are a proud member of the Tennessee Drug-Free Task Force.
IMS Air Compressor Repair Service
Our air compressor repair center offers the repair services of the top of the line brands such as Ingersoll Rand, Atlas Cobco, Garner Denver, Curtis, Craftsman, and Husky. Aside from those high-end brands, we also work on many other brands of air compressors.
Air compressors are likely to breakdown in the long run due to wear and tear, even with its regular maintenance routine. When this happens it may hurt your business and may stop the production in the facility. The effects of these problems can cause profit loss and decreased work output. At the IMS air compressor repair shop, we understand the importance of having these problems fixed quickly.
Air Compressor Repair
Air Compressors are machines that converts power into potential energy in the form of compressed air. Compressors force air into its storage tanks thus increasing its pressure when the tank reaches its pressure limit the air compressors can be automatically or manually shut off. The compressed air stored in the tank is stored until it is needed to be used.
Energy held in compressed air is used in wide range of applications using the kinetic energy of the air. As the air is being released the tank depressurizes in this process. When the tank reaches its low-pressure point or near empty, the compressor turns on to pressurize the tank again.
Air compressor units are composed of air compressor system, electric motor, and belt, direct or gear drive and automatic controls. Air compressor also comes with a variety of configurations: gasoline or diesel engines, optional separate mounted air receivers.
Types of Air Compressors
A positive displacement compressor operates by forcing air into its chamber while decreasing its volume to compressed air. Once the maximum pressure is attained the port valve opens and the air stored is discharged through the outlet system. The common types of these air compressors are piston type, rotary screw, and the vane compressors.
The Dynamic displacement air compressor comprises centrifugal compressors and axial compressors. This type of compressors uses a rotating component and conveys its kinetic energy to the air which converts it to pressure energy. A spinning impeller generates centrifugal force this can either accelerate or decelerate captured air, which pressurizes it.
Air Compressors are an integral part of many industries. The constant and daily use can lead to its deterioration and sometimes breakage. Damages and under performances of this machine can cost a lot of money and even hinder the production capability or decrease a shop’s productivity especially if we rely on them for our daily operations.
Air Compressors are commonly utilized in the following industries:
- Warehouses
- Transmission shops
- Waste / Garbage services
- Car / Automotive shops
- Fabricating industry
- Logistics industry
- Packaging industry
- Businesses that involves the use of pneumatic system in their conveyors
Maintenance and Air Compressor Repair
Maintaining the oil levels and viscosity of your machine is of the greatest importance. A complete air compressor maintenance routine will check oil and fluid levels daily to make sure they are at the right level and do not need to be changed. However, you can also extend the life of your oil and other fluids by keeping your air filter clean and changing it regularly.
Air compressor general preventive maintenance routine includes:
- Check Pump Oil Level
- Oil Leak Inspection
- Drain water in tank
- Check for weird noise and vibration
- Inspect all air leaks
- Inspect belts
- Check air filters, clean or replace
- Check safety relief valve
- Check belts if necessary
- Check and tighten all bolts
- Check connections for leaks
- Service pump or engine
One more important part of air compressor maintenance is performing air checks-ups. Oftentimes, leaks in the air system go unnoticed. By including air check-up in your air compressor maintenance, you can locate any leaks and other inefficiencies quickly thus, reducing their undesired effects. IMS has experienced professionals with training on how to keep your air compressors operating at peak performance.
Why Choose Us
Does your air compressor leak air? Not running? Not functioning properly? We can provide quality repair solutions for your air compressor needs. We employ the most qualified technicians in the industry, plus we have decades of experience in air compressor repairs. We also have an array of state of the art equipment and machinery. We can guarantee good quality results.
What sets us from other air compressor repair shops?
At IMS, we value the quality of our work and the client’s trust. We also have extensive experience in pneumatic valve servicing. We can guarantee you if you choose our service there will be no overcharging, no hidden and unknown fees. With IMS there is no unexpected cost so you’ll stay on the budget.
If you encounter air compressor problems please let IMS Help you.
Give us a call, our operators are standing by!
Our main telephone number is 901-531-9996
Our fax number is 901-348-0373
If you would like to visit our shop, we are located at:
3325 Millbranch Road
Memphis, TN, 38116
Our business hours are Monday to Friday 7:00 AM – 4:30 PM
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