Some Common Signs of A Worn Airend

Here are some common signs that your airend might be showing signs of wear:

Decreased airflow: This is often the first sign of a worn airend. If your compressor isn’t producing the same amount of air as it used to, even though the motor is running at full speed, it could be a sign that the rotors, seals, or other internal components are worn out.
Increased energy consumption: A worn airend will have to work harder to produce the same amount of air, which will lead to increased energy consumption. If you notice that your energy bills are higher than usual, it could be a sign that your airend is wearing out.

Excessive noise or vibration: A healthy airend should run smoothly and quietly. If you notice any unusual noises or vibrations coming from your compressor, it could be a sign that the internal components are worn out or damaged.
Increased oil consumption: The oil in your compressor helps to lubricate the moving parts of the airend. If the seals are worn out, the oil can leak out, leading to increased oil consumption.
High operating temperature: The compression process generates heat, which is normally dissipated by the cooling system. If the airend is worn out, it will not be able to dissipate heat as efficiently, leading to higher operating temperatures.

If you notice any of these signs, it is important to have your airend inspected by a qualified technician from Sakoon Pneumatics Pvt Ltd.

Early detection and repair of a worn airend from AirEnd Rebuild Service of Sakoon Pneumatics Pvt Ltd can help to prevent costly breakdowns and downtime.