Compressed air optimization - Brass nipples vs CEJN eSafe | CEJN

Don't waste your money on inexpensive brass fittings for your compressed air system!
While they may seem like a cost-effective option initially, the soft brass components won't withstand the challenges of most industrial settings. As they start leaking, the energy costs will quickly surpass the initial savings.
An optimized compressed air system is both efficient and reliable, and checking for leaks is the obvious first step and the quickest way to save energy.
This video is part of a series on Compressed Air Optimization, focusing on the most common sources of leaks and providing insights on how to prevent them.
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