With almost 20 years of expertise, the company ensutec is entering the market with a new offer: Managing Director Thomas Mayer and his team offer companies and industrial enterprises advice and assistance on all aspects of compressed air supply.
In every paint shop, the compressor is the largest energy consumer after the paint system. It is therefore worth taking a closer look, especially since an EU study found that in the approximately 65,000 compressed air stations that can be found in all industrial sectors in Germany, there is an average savings potential of around a third.
"Our work in paint shops shows us almost every day that many companies urgently need technical support with their compressed air technology," says ensutec boss Thomas Mayer. Sometimes existing systems need to be upgraded or optimized, sometimes new systems need to be designed. "With our comprehensive know-how, we are a competent and reliable partner in this area too."
A properly functioning compression system helps companies to save energy - and thus significantly reduce costs. It is important to minimize leaks, design the entire system correctly, avoid unnecessary pressure losses, operate heat recovery consistently and use intelligent drive systems.
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All this is included in the offer of Thomas Mayer, who is involved in the production and distribution of airmatic systems has made a name for itself in the industry. "We take care of the maintenance of the compressed air systems and ensure that inspection intervals are strictly adhered to. We also help with the analysis of existing systems, optimization options and the planning and purchase of new systems."
In future, ensutec's range of compressed air technology products will be bundled in ensutec engineering GmbH. The company has been in existence for almost three decades and is a specialist in the planning of new painting systems, the optimization of existing painting systems and the technical and economic evaluation of technological alternatives.