BOGE Updates
Whats new at BOGE Compressors?
A very warm welcome to Olaf Hoppe
We have a new Managing Director: on 1 July, our management team welcomed Olaf Hoppe to the company.
Coronavirus: medical compressed air is top priority
The manufacture of devices and components which produce sterile compressed air is now our top priority.
How An Air Compressor Manufacturer Can Help Your Business
Any business that relies on compressed air to operate tools, to run production systems, or to provide air power for automated functions, needs to invest in a quality air compressor.
3 Reasons To Choose A Screw Air Compressor
Making a solid investment in new equipment and systems is critical for any business. Industrial plants, manufacturing companies, processing plants, construction contractors, and other similar types of businesses requiring the use of compressed air, typically find a screw air compressor offers key advantages over other types of compressors.
Where to Buy a Rotary Screw Compressor
Today’s options for a rotary screw compressor are impressive. If you are buying from the right manufacturer, you can count on finding a wide range of solutions to fit just about any need.
Tips for Buying a Piston Compressor
A piston compressor is a common style of compressor used in a variety of industrial scenarios. When this compressor needs to be replaced, be sure to pay close attention to the many options available to you.
Solutions for Modern Screw Air Compressor Buys
As a common upgrade to an existing model, a screw air compressor is a smart option for improving your system’s performance, reliability, and energy costs when compared to your current air compressor set up.
Advancing Your Reciprocating Air Compressor
It is time to find a better solution for your current compressor. You need a new reciprocating air compressor. There are a variety of options on the market. You may be tempted to just replace what you are using right now with the same thing.
Reciprocating Air Compressor Application and Options
The reciprocating air compressor operates under the principle of positive displacement – it increases air pressure by reducing volume. These devices receive successive volumes of air confined in a closed space and significantly increase the pressure of this air.
Seemingly cheaper = actually more expensive. Or: why original parts are worth every penny
Where can savings be made in a compressed air system?
