Businesses small and large all over New Zealand trust us to service and look after their compressed air and
vacuum systems.
Here at Ash Air, we offer second-to-none service and deliver sustainable solutions that increase customer productivity. Ash Air has been
maintaining New Zealand's compressed air and vacuum systems for more than 40 years.
Remote monitoring
Preventative maintenance
Vacuum pump services
Overhauls
Compressor and pipework installations
Hire fleet and leasing solutions
Leak detection's and energy audits
Breakdown recovery and emergency air.
With nationwide coverage, you can count on us as your compressed air specialists.
Wherever you are when you have a breakdown, our engineer will be there to support you 24/7.
We offer second-to-none services and spare parts for all brands.
With a small fee, we take care of your compressor so you relax and focus on your business, not the equipment.
Regular maintenance on your air compressors ensures that they perform at their best. It also extends the life
of the machines and reduces the risk of breakdown. The parts that need to be serviced regularly are such as air filters, oil filters,
oil, and belts.
Ash Air has been maintaining New Zealand's compressed air and vacuum systems for more than 40 years. Combining that with our extensive stock of parts covering all brands, you can be sure that our service is second-to-none. Call us now to schedule a service or ask about a customised service contract.
When you choose an Ash Air overhaul for your vacuum pump or blower the result is a pump that performs like new but has improved reliability!
We recommend for continuity of supply and efficient operation of your compressor it's crucial that your vacuum pump or blower is serviced
regularly.Β
Ash Air has a large and experienced team of specialist engineers who can repair, refurbish, overhaul and rebuild your air compressors and vacuum pumps, no matter what brand they are. We take pride in the quality of our service and in our dedication to help our customers solve their problems. This is why we are considered a business partner by our customers!Β
Talk to us today for expert advice and support for your next vacuum service and overhaul.
We sell, install, and service air compressors, vacuum pumps, and medical gas equipment. We also build pipe-work systems and make sure that your compressor room is suitable for the compressors to work well.
We offer AIRnet Piping Solutions. AIRnet is a fast, easy and reliable piping system, designed for compressed air, vacuum, and other inert gas applications from the source to the point of use with the lowest total cost of ownership.
More than 5,500 businesses all over New Zealand trust us to set-up, upgrade, and look after their compressed air and vacuum systems. We have helped them save costs, improve performance and achieve maximum efficiency.
Ash Air offers modern portable diesel compressors, pumps, blowers, generators, light towers for hire and lease across New Zealand to get you out of your compressed air and vacuum pump crisis.
Our full range of compressed air equipment available for loan or hire is highly beneficial for your business, especially when it is crucial to maintain production if your equipment has experienced failure, or is needing to be refurbished.
We offer modern portable diesel compressors, pumps, blowers, generators, light towers for hire across New Zealand. Don't hesitate to call us about our range of hire and rental equipment.
With our advanced tools for leak detection and data-logging, Ash Air can detect leaks and analyse your energy consumption. We will provide you with a comprehensive and easy-to-understand report and recommend the right solution for your system and save you money.
Ash Air can tailor a compressed air audit to suit your needs. If a walk through audit is sufficient one of our team of trained staff can carry this out, and feed this information back to you in a professional report with actions and recommendations.
Compressed air leaks can commonly account for 20-50% of a plantβs total compressed air consumption. Most leak detetion programs that are carried out do not offer this service as standard but at Ash Air we can save you money from the minute we start on your site.
Here at Ash Air, we provide the highest quality breakdown recovery and emergency air services. The Ash Ash team are available 24/7, when and where you need us! We strive for minimum downtime of your machine when the unfortunate occasion of a breakdown occurs.
Our compressor breakdown service means that should you have any issues with your compressed air system, the team at Ash Air will be available to visit your location, anytime, anywhere, and offer expert advice.
We have more than fifty qualified service engineers working throughout the country, and with nationwide coverage, we're here for you and your business' longevity around the clock.
An Ash Air SCOPE Service Agreement is formulated for customers who want to devote valuable resources to their core business, customers who want to benefit from the certainty of fixed maintenance costs, air compressor security and reducing any risk of unscheduled downtime.
Our Service Agreements provide peace of mind that the air compressor will remain in optimum and reliable condition to provide compressed air to meet the demand at all times at the most equitable possible cost.
If you are wondering about how to get the most out of your compressor, in the most cost-effective way, talk to us about SCOPE, the service plan that will make your life easy!
Trying to figure out which air dryer capacity is best for you? Here are some factors to consider.
Just like any other equipment, a compressed air installation also requires the necessary maintenance work during its entire lifespan. Even though maintenance costs are only about 5 to 10% of a machine's annual operating costs, failure to budget for maintenance can have potentially disastrous consequences.
The air dyer is one of the most ignored cooler in the system. A dirty condenser will cause water in the lines, or worse it will cause complete dryer failure.
Using nitrogen is not about fully replacing CO2, but it can reduce their consumption of CO2 by close to 70%. Using nitrogen is about sustainability. Creating your own nitrogen is easy and will reduce the use of a greenhouse gas, which is better for the environment. It will also save you money as early as month one adding that savings to your bottom line.
ICONS: Intelligent Connectivity System: The insight into your compressed air system, wherever you are. Learn More about ICONS in this article here!
A question that is occasionally asked by our customers to Ash Air is 'what is the cost of compressed air?'Β This article looks at the product costs involved with compressed air, as well as minimising the energy cost of compressors and cost allocation. When looking at these factors, we need to realise what causes dropped efficiency of your compressor, leading to increased costs of compressed air.
You may have great fall protection measures in place to keep employees safe when working at height, but what about their co-workers below? Dropped tools and other falling objects are a major hazard β and one that isnβt always fully addressed.Β
Providing a safe working environment for operators is essential, especially when using pneumatic tools and compressed air. If there is a failure in the air network and the hose is not adequately clamped, the resulting whiplash could be devastating. Failure to follow best practice can result in injuries, associated production downtime and decreased productivity.
A common questions asked is why do I need an air dryer for my compressor? Typically, air compressors produce water, and although the
water can be drained, there can still be aerosol and vapour droplets that are present. This is because water cannoet be compressed. Water
can damage your compressor by corroding the valves, pipes and machinery controls, which will cost you time and money to resolve. In
the long run, the cost of a new compressor is a small price to pay compared to the loss of production that could potentially arise due
to water damage in your compressor.
Air compressors can fail for an assortment of different reasons: Normal wear and tear, lifespan and age of the unit, poor maintenance, power surge, install issues are just a few the come to mind. Check out this blog to find out our top 7 tips to ensure your compressor is looked after!
Air compressors use considerable volumes of energy during a typical work cycle. When you add up all the expenses of operating a facility, any savings can help you boost your bottom line.