Air Compressor Motor Repair Charlotte, NC
The trained and certified technicians at Engineering Sales Associates are proud to offer industrial and commercial air compressor repair services to those in the Charlotte, North Carolina, area. With over six decades of experience, the professionals at ESA have seen it all when it comes to air compressor motor repair and are specially equipped to handle any maintenance repair or air compressor motor replacement problems that may arise involving air compressor motors in an industrial setting. Our customers can count on us to get their motor repairs done properly and on time.
Why Choose ESA for Your Air Compressor Motor Repair Needs?
Our experts at ESA are here to help you determine exactly what your system’s requirements are when it comes to industrial air compressors. There are several different kinds of compressors, and the way they work differs. Choosing the right compressor for your commercial application ensures your system runs smoothly and efficiently. Understanding your tank size, efficiency, pressure, and portability needs will help you choose the proper compressor for your application, ensuring you get the most value out of your industrial compressor.
Because of our technicians’ familiarity with the inner workings and maintenance requirements of air compressors, we can assess what air compressor motor parts require maintenance or repairs to keep your system up and running properly. We’re proud to be recognized as an air compressor repair and maintenance leader in the Charlotte, NC, area. Our professionals are available 24/7 to answer your questions and address your concerns when it comes to your industrial air compressor motor, whether you need air compressor bearing replacement services, replacement air compressor, and pump installation, air compressor motor rebuild services, or you simply need help developing a maintenance protocol for your system’s air compressor.
Most Commonly Used Industrial Air Compressors
Commercial air compressor operations utilize several different types of air compressors, depending on the system’s specific needs.
Scroll Compressors
Scroll compressors utilize dual metal pieces that are interwoven to create a vacuum.
Rotary Screw Compressors
Rotary screw compressors squeeze air between two non-touching threaded pieces of metal and were created for heavy-duty applications.
Piston-type Compressors
Piston-type compressors work similarly to a car engine and force air into a compression chamber before decreasing the air volume and moving the air into a storage tank.
How Do Commercial Air Compressors Work?
Air compressors work by storing air from the atmosphere under a high amount of pressure. This creates potential energy, which can then be stored within a tank attached to the compressor until it is required. When the energy stored in the equipment is needed, the pressurized air is released, converting the potential energy stored within into kinetic energy, allowing for the use of pneumatic tools.
Compressors operate on the principle of air displacement, where the compressor’s internal components move to force outside air through a chamber where it can be compressed and stored. Most compressors utilize positive displacement, where the air is pulled into an opening and closing chamber, where it is then compressed and pushed into a storage tank. Scroll-type, piston, and rotary-screw compressors utilize this type of displacement in their operation.
Dynamic displacement utilizes a number of rotating blades mounted on an impeller, which pull air into the chamber while the energy produced by the blades’ motion creates air pressure. Compressors that utilize this type of air displacement often create huge volumes of compressed air at a rapid pace, making them popular in industrial or commercial applications.
Brands We Support
At ESA, we’re proud to support many major industrial air compressor brands, including Gardner Denver and Reavell systems. Our technicians happily provide clients with preventative maintenance plans in addition to our commercial air compressor motor repair solutions in Charlotte, North Carolina, and the surrounding areas.
About Industrial Air Compressor Motors
Commercial air compressors are typically either direct-drive or belt-driven systems. Direct-drive systems are commonly smaller in design than their belt-driven counterparts and require less maintenance. Within a direct-drive system, the motor is directly attached to the compressor. While these types of systems are considered more efficient and have lower maintenance, over time, parts of the motor may degrade, especially in systems that require round-the-clock compressed air access.
In belt-driven systems, the belt turns as the motor turns, activating the pump within the system. These belts can be adjusted depending on the system’s demands, making belt-driven systems the more economical option for industrial use. However, these systems require more maintenance and repairs when compared to direct-drive systems.
What Sets ESA Apart From Others
Over six decades of experience in air compressor maintenance and commercial air compressor motor repair in the Charlotte, North Carolina, area.
Top-notch customer service. Our technicians are out in the field every day, providing our clients with the repairs their systems need and answers to any questions they may have.
24/7 availability. Problems don’t wait for typical work hours to arise, and neither do we.
No hidden costs. The experts at ESA work hard to get clients the best products possible for their money and the best service for their systems.
