Atlas Copco has produced an e-book explaining the ISO 8573-1 air quality standards for the three main types of contaminants, to ensure that compressed air users can specify equipment which meets the uncompromising air quality needs of food production.
Compressed air takes on many critical roles in different stages of food and beverage production. From automating production lines to ensuring that food and drinks containers are spotlessly clean, from cooling baked goods to pneumatic conveying of the ingredients.
In the new e-book, you can find out more about the importance of looking at the Total Cost of Ownership of a compressed air system and how to select equipment which is as energy and cost efficient as possible in the long term.
But it's not just about air compressors; the e-book also includes an overview of onsite nitrogen generators, low pressure blowers, dryers, process filtration and process cooling equipment, and how they support the food and beverage industry.
Download the e-book 'Compressed air and Nitrogen for the food and beverage industry'.