Detection of compressed air and gas leaks - Track air leaks. Reduce energy consumption. Optimize production time.

In the industry, compressed air is the most versatile – and therefore also the most widely used – energy source. Compressed air utilizes atmospheric pressure to transfer energy during industrial processes; this pressure is used to power pneumatic tools such as drills and hammers, hydraulic air cylinders for the automation of production processes, and much more. Compressed air is also used to operate air brakes in mobile fleets and trains. However, in the industry, compressed air is used so frequently that it is sometimes referred to as the fourth utility, alongside electricity, water, and gas. Of these four, compressed air consumes by far the most energy. Air compressor systems can vary significantly in size, output, and cost. One constant remains: when we look at the total cost of a compressor system over its entire lifespan, the initial investment represents only 25%.