Infinity in the Cabinet Making Industry
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Tag Archives: Compressed Air
D’Orsogna, Melbourne VIC
Infinity Supply, Design, Project Manage Case Study with D’sorgna Melbourne in 2018.
How to Connect Air Hose Fittings
Connecting air hose fittings is an straight forward task and they are designed to be easy to install.
New Infinity Nitto Style Air Hose Fittings
The new Infinity air hose fittings have been designed specifically for the Australian compressed air industry. With an internal locking system and easy one touch connection these couplings provide safe and efficient one hand connection and operation.
Determine the correct aluminium compressed air pipe size
One of the most common questions we get asked about aluminium compressed air piping is what size air pipe is needed for our client’s system. Unfortunately, this isn’t a one size fits all industry. Some people have greater compressed air requirements than others and if you choose a pipe that is undersized, your system’s performance can […]
What is a Reducing Tee?
In a compressed air piping system, a reducing tee allows you to join the same size air pipe with an intersecting smaller pipe to form a T junction. Reducing tees are used to redirect the pipeline to a dropper which may be connected to a piece of equipment such as an air hose reel.
Infinity High Flow Air Pipe Fittings
Infinity High Flow fittings are available in 63mm, 80mm and 110mm and NEW 168mm sizes.
The Use of Infinity Pipe Systems Over Traditional Systems
The compressed air pipe industry is rapidly changing across Australia, and in doing so, moving away from traditional materials that have been used in the reticulation of airline systems.
Infinity Fittings vs Plastic Fittings
Aluminium piping is now the Australian industry standard for compressed air but plastic fittings is not!
Laminar Flow & Compressed Air Efficiency
Laminar flow is an integral component of compressed air efficiency. Believe it or not, laminar flow is controlled solely by the airline used in a compressed air system.