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Cancer Research UK know-how was utilised to explore drugs used in cancer treatment could play a part in the battle against coronavirus.

When a compressor failed in a mirror image in a bonded warehouse in Amsterdam in lockdown, Cambs Compressors were on emergency speed dial.

With the need for more video conferencing, video diagnostics and social distancing Cambs Compressors have invested in upgraded command centre facilities.

Protecting our customers and employees throughout the coronavirus crisis

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Why one of the UK's largest fabricators of PVC-u and aluminium windows, doors and conservatories chooses Cambs Compressors for its compressed air solutions.

We have been out on the road looking for the next generation of problem solvers.

Cambs Compressors provide compressed air solutions to a range of customers who operate in Agriculture to Life Sciences and much more.

Compressed air is one of the most expensive utilities in an industrial plant. It is a fact that compressed air is a poor way to transmit energy to an industrial machine or tool if you want superior efficiency.

If you want your air compressor and its attachments to last longer and perform with greater efficiency, then you need to engage in a preventative maintenance programme designed by a trained professional.

Interested in becoming more eco-friendly? Oil-free industrial air compressors are both efficient and environmentally friendly because they consume less energy as they compress air and do not emit or produce any harmful or hazardous waste.

Figuring the correct pipe size for your compressed air distribution system is an important task. Pipe that is sized too small can create big pressure losses and reduce operating efficiency.

Every compressed air system worldwide has differing application needs and usage demands. Compressed air systems account for a significant portion of a facility’s overall operating costs.

The ‘curse of the engineer’ and why problem solving is in our DNA at Cambs Compressors.

As the unprecedented wet weather of the winter finally starts to dissipate, the daylight hours increase week by week, spring must be in the air.

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As a supplier to several essential and critical services Cambs Compressors will continue to support all clients but will obviously prioritise emergency breakdowns accordingly

Pastie the Springer Spaniel joins Cambs Compressors as welfare officer, her role is simple, make people happy, healthy and bring a little fun into the office.

Often a costly alternative to planned maintenance, however if you have a compressor fail, you need a solution not just an emergency engineer.

BCAS have produced a great guide to energy conservation when using compressed air in their white paper: Reducing Energy Consumption from Compressed Air Usage.

When Marlor Tooling were told they needed to spend £24k on a new compressor they sought a second opinion.

Maintenance & Operations Engineering Technician is fitting in well with the team at Cambs Compressors. Working with Andy Longland, Jordan is gaining real hands on experience.

As Brexit is pushed to January 31st 2020, businesses continue to consider the impact and prepare as best they can. But what impact does Brexit have if your compressor needs a new part or you need a new compressor?

10% of electricity supplied to industry is used to compress air, so maximising energy efficiency saves you money.

As we enter another winter, it's time to remind you that 'Air Compressors hate cold weather' and if you don't want yours to let you down, then take a few simple steps now to avoid the misery and expense of an emergency call out.

Why implementing corporate social responsibility into the business strategy matters. Mark and Annthea Fryer explain why corporate social responsibility is integral to Cambs Compressors business strategy and its continuing growth trajectory.

Cambs Compressors expertise and experiences in compressed air solutions range from Agriculture to Life Sciences and much more.

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Many workplace injuries occur because of the misuse of compressed air or using air guns for cleaning. The HSE Compressed air safety book highlights the risks of cleaning with compressed air.

With a 24/7 Compressor breakdown support helpline, whether you are an existing customer or not – we will respond to your need if you are in our geographic catchment.