Pipe work Installation and Design
Wearside Pneumatics offer a comprehensive range of pipe work systems for compressed air, vacuum and water. Incorporating the following materials; Galvanized Tube, PVC, Nylon, Copper and the new smooth bore aluminium tube " AIRnet" from Atlas Copco.
Wearside Pneumatics are able to offer a full package including; design installation, commissioning and testing. Utilising the latest 3D CAD package ”AIRnet planner” to provide you with a complete 3D model of any pipe work configuration, bill of materials and schedule of work.
Wearside Pneumatics has many years experience of ring main design and installation with a wealth of experience to enable use to help find the correct solution for any project. Call us from the outset to work in partnership with our technical staff no matter what the size of your project. Wearside Pneumatics will work together with your company to visualise, plan and install the most cost effective, practical and energy efficient solution.
Installation Modification and Relocation
Whether you’re adapting an existing installation or moving it halfway across the country, Wearside Pneumatics have got the hands on experience to make the transition as fast and painless as possible
Ongoing Maintenance
Leaking or inefficient pipe work could be costing you a small fortune Air Leaks in your system mean your compressor is running loaded for longer than necessary – and your energy bill is running away! Added to that inadequately sized pipe work will cause expensive pressure drops.
Wearside Pneumatics ongoing maintenance cover, whether a service contract or a one-off inspection visit, can make real sense.
Leak Detection and Rectification
Air is relatively odorless and colorless so is easy to miss. One thing air is not however is cheap. Wasted air could be costing you a small fortune.
Using specialist equipment out trained Engineers will carry out a full site survey. On completion you will receive a full and comprehensive report along with a detailed quote for leak rectification.
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