Re: Aerzen Vs. Roots
Hi Pristine,
Aerzen recommends an inspection at 20000 hours. Typically you will get at least 3-5 years of continous service between overhauls. Also, make sure you compare the quality grade as many of Aerzen's competitirs like Roots have various quality grades. With Aerzen you get one: Top level German engineering machines designed to let you worry about operations and not blower maintenance. ■
Re: Aerzen Vs. Roots
Hi! We are having problems with our Aerzen blowers maintenance, particularly with the rehab. Besides the fact that it is expensive, there is only 1 authorized service group here in our country. FYI, labor and cost of rated 1 parts alone is about 1/3 of the price of a new blower. ■
Re: Aerzen Vs. Roots
Hi pristine,
I am sorry to hear that you are having issues. What country or region are you speaking of? As with many things in this forum, it is important to finding out about all the details of any given situation. Did you have this conversation with your local area representative? ■
You Should Consider Tuthill
Dear Pristine:
Tuthill Vacuum & Blower Systems (including M-D Pneumatics) offers a wide range of blowers for pneumatic conveying applications. We have manufacturing and service facilities throughout Australasia as well as in North & South America and Europe. We pride ourselves on superior customer service as well as product quality that is second to none. We have some models that are rated for service life of 200,000 hours.
We have a factory service facility in Melbourne, and authorized service depots in Philippines. May I have them contact you?
Best regards,
Brad Weber
TUTHILL VACUUM & BLOWER SYSTEMS ■
Aerzen vs. Roots
Is anyone familiar with Aerzen and Roots blower maintenance?
Aezen requires blower rehab every 20,000 operating hours base on manual, while none for Roots. Is this true?
Were planning to purchase a new blower, which brand would you recommend?
Thanks! ■