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Page 1: How do you treat compressed air? - CAG Purification Inc Brochure.pdf · 2871 Brighton Road, Oakville, Ontario, Canada L6H 6C9 tel: 905-829-9666 1-800-951-0777 fax: 905-829-8331 e-mail:
Page 2: How do you treat compressed air? - CAG Purification Inc Brochure.pdf · 2871 Brighton Road, Oakville, Ontario, Canada L6H 6C9 tel: 905-829-9666 1-800-951-0777 fax: 905-829-8331 e-mail:

How do you treat compressed air? With respect.

Like any utility such as electricity or gas, compressed air can be hazardous. Because it contains water, oil and

microscopic contaminants, if left untreated, compressed air wreaks havoc on factory, mining, painting or labora-

tory resources:

• It causes machinery, tools and instruments to malfunction bringing production lines to a standstill.

• It reduces product quality creating defects such as spoilage to food or fisheyes in spray paint applications.

• It jeopardizes human health by producing “nonbreathable” air or contaminating pneumatic medical equipment.

• It threatens the environment with toxic waste.

Only proper purification and distribution eliminates these problems. At CAG Purification Inc., our job is to design

and deliver treatment and distribution systems that get rid of the contaminates inherent in compressed air thereby

protecting your bottom line as well as your corporate conscience.

Where do contaminants come from?

They’re present in the atmosphere, piping, receiver system and

the compressor or vacuum pump itself and once in the com-

pressed air system, mix with condensate to create sludge. Highly

abrasive, sludge eats away at your pipes and valves, and ruins

pneumatic tools.

Prevention Suggestion:

Why wait for trouble when you can prevent it by call-

ing CAG now for a comprehensive compressed air

assessment. A Needs Analyst from our extensive dealer network

will determine potential difficulties and recommend solutions accordingly.

How do you treat compressed air?With respect.

Page 3: How do you treat compressed air? - CAG Purification Inc Brochure.pdf · 2871 Brighton Road, Oakville, Ontario, Canada L6H 6C9 tel: 905-829-9666 1-800-951-0777 fax: 905-829-8331 e-mail:

TAC-ANTI CORROSION TREATMENTFor harsh environments, as an option the ACT dryers can be supplied with a anti corrosion paint treatment. The TAC consists

of covering the refrigerant circuit components surface exposed to ambient air. The treatment, combined with the characteristics of the ALU-DRY heat exchanger, enables the ACT dryer to to operate

How do you treat compressed air? With respect.

In a world bent on “better, faster, cheaper”, most plants cannot afford the

adverse effects of untreated compressed air. The demand for treatment

products has grown so dramatically, in fact, even compressor manufac-

turers have entered that market.

But at CAG, the treatment of compressed air is -and always has been-

our sole competency. Lead by management with over 60 years collective

experience, we eat, sleep and breathe this business.

And unlike companies offering only a limited selection of treatment prod-

ucts, CAG provides complete compressed air treatment and distribution

systems. We hand pick best-of-breed brands from around the world

then, together with our national dealer network, assemble a customized

system to meet your specific needs.

Why get it all from one source?

First, there are the obvious benefits such as price

breaks and the time-savings associated with dealing

with a single supplier. More importantly, however, is

our “the whole is greater than the sum of it’s parts”

approach, that is, we select each component to

work in perfect harmony with the others thereby

creating a system that delivers maximum efficiency

and hence, greater productivity.

In short, when you rely on CAG for all your com-

pressed air treatment and distribution needs you

get a fully customized, state-of-the-art system with

no weak links. Better still, you get it from a single,

accountable specialist.

Caution:

If you’re not worried about what you’re dumping into the sewage system now, you’d soon better be. Environmental

standards are continuing to rise and regulations are becoming more strictly enforced.

We live and breathe clean compressed air.

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All systems go with CAG

Oil, dirt, moisture and heat - these contaminant by-prod-

ucts of compressed air create maintenance problems and

shut down assembly lines, wasting your time and money.

A proper treatment system eliminates such threats. At CAG,

our best-of-breed brands meet your compressed air treatment

needs; we can provide your company with any single product or a

complete system.

Aftercoolers

They’re the first line of defence against moisture. By

lowering the temperature of the compressed air, aftercoolers

cause much of the entrained water vapour to condense, thereby

aiding in the drying process. CAG carries a wide range of

both water and air-cooled aftercoolers, all of which employ

state-of-the-art technology to produce cooled compressed air.

Filters and FRL Products

Effective filtration eliminates dust, dirt and oil

from compressed air, which, if left unchallenged, can lead to

worn-out seals, eroded components, air-operated equipment

deficiencies and spoiled vacuum-packed food products.

From industrial plants and assembly lines to highly sensitive

medical and breathable compressed air and vacuum uses, CAG

can provide you with filters that meet your needs. As the final line

of defence our high quality point of use FRL products are available

in many configurations to meet the customer requirements.

Aftermarket Replacement Filter Elements

CAG stocks a large selection of aftermarket compressed air filter

elements designed to replace many OEM brand names. Our guar-

antee is to supply an equal or better element than the original OEM

product, at competitive pricing.

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All systems go with CAG

Dryers

Moisture can create serious problems in compressed air

systems - rust and scaling in pipes, frozen outdoor air lines, and

reduced power and efficiency of air motors and tools. Product

quality issues such as spoilage in food processing and spray

painting applications can also arise. CAG carries desiccant,

refrigeration and membrane dryers for every industrial and

technological application.

Condensate Management

The final piece in the compressed air treatment puzzle,

condensate management is often the least understood.

Once compressed air is cooled, filtered and dried, the

leftover condensate has to go somewhere. Environmental

regulations insist it does not go down the drain as is,

that it must be treated on-site or disposed of in a responsible

manner. CAG’s drainage, oil-water separation and disposal

products have distinct economic advantages and allow your com-

pany to conform to the most stringent environmental regulations.

Our “intelligent” condensate drains remove condensate wherever

it occurs without unnecessarily removing compressed air from

your system.

A large percentage of compressed air condensate is water,

making on-site oil-water separators and emulsion-splitters a

cost-effective alternative to the expense associated with waste

disposal services. CAG’s products have a proven track record in

effective separation and disposal.

Purestream Piping

Once air has been purified, our aluminum pipe distribution system

guarantees contamination free air to the compressed air system

network. Easily installed, and adaptable, the piping can be retrofit-

ted into an existing steel pipe system or into a brand new facility as

required.

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Whether you acquire a single component or a complete compressed air treatment and distribution system from

us, we’re here to help you breathe a little easier. CAG customers enjoy full access to our vast inventory of prod-

ucts and a suite of support services:

2-YEAR OR 5-YEAR WARRANTY

Backing every CAG dryer is our full 2-year parts & labour warranty. In the event of a breakdown within the war-

ranty period, we’ll repair the problem or replace the unit at no charge. In addition, we offer a 5-year warranty on all

our refrigeration dryer heat exchangers.

24-HOUR HELPLINE

We provide customers with a Service Helpline, accessible 24/7, with prompt response times. Our resolution pro-

cess commences immediately.

MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE PARTS

CAG stocks extra parts for every unit we carry. This means you won't have to wait for replacement parts and

your system will be up and running in no time.

CONSUMABLES

For our dealers’ convenience we carry a variety of well-priced, high-quality compressed air treatment consum-

ables for both CAG and competitive products. Simply e-mail, phone or fax us to locate a dealer near you.

SAFETYSEAL PROGRAM-CAG PURIFIED

The Canadian government is very strict to ensure that all equipment used in any facility meets the appropriate

provincial safety standards across Canada. CAG Purification is one of the few in our industry that is very proac-

tive in obtaining the necessary electrical and pressure vessel approvals for every province, for all our products.

Take advantage of our special treatment.

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As an environmentally conscious company, we need a topnotch compressed air filtration system. We were looking

to improve our existing system and called CAG. Their response was immediate. After evaluating the situation with

one of their local dealers, they proposed a customized system tailored to the unique nature of our application. In

the ensuing weeks, CAG, along with their dealer, designed and implemented a solution that eliminated a potential

environmental hazard, as well as preventing the risk of disruption to our production process. The system’s been

problem-free since it was first up-and-running over a year ago.

Michael Crevier, Maintenance Manager

Karmax Heavy Stamping Plant - Division of Magna International, ISO 14000

As a critical power source, compressed air is the lifeblood of your plant. To get the best

out of it, let CAG and our team of dealers get the worst out of it with our quality compressed air

treatment systems. We invite you to call 905-829-9666 or 1-800-951-0777 today.

CAG is the exclusive distributor for these best-of-breed manufacturers

2871 Brighton Road, Oakville, Ontario, Canada L6H 6C9 tel: 905-829-9666 1-800-951-0777 fax: 905-829-8331

www.cagpurification.com e-mail: [email protected] After Business Hours Helpline: 905-826-7487 (provided by Climatemp Systems)

Our customers have the last word.

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G e t T h e B e s t T r e a t m e n t

2871 Brighton Road, Oakville, Ontario, Canada L6H 6C9

tel: 905-829-9666 1-800-951-0777 fax: 905-829-8331

www.cagpurification.com e-mail: [email protected]

After Business Hours Helpline: 905-826-7487 ( provided by Climatemp Systems )