Compressed Air Supplies & Equipment, INC.

Compressors get no rest over the long Labor Day weekend. If yours needs some TLC we'll be back on Tuesday for all your compressed air supply needs.

Be safe!

Are all Parker hoses the same? NO!

We see a lot of people attempting to use Parker's hydraulic hose in breathing air applications. While the pressure rating does go up to 5,000 PSI the Parker 520 is not rated for Grade E breathing air and does not meet CGA or NFPA compliance.

Why you need a Grade E breathing air hose?

A Grade E breathing air hose is designed to meet the highest purity standards for compressed air used in life-support systems, especially in SCBA and SCUBA applications. It’s not just a “higher grade” — it’s a safety-critical specification that ensures the air you breathe is free from contaminants that could harm you or your equipment.

Using a hydraulic hose like the Parker 520 in such a role would violate safety standards, risk contamination, and could endanger personnel.

C.A.S.E. uses Parker 527BA for safety and reliability.

Some situations call for simplification. Replacing advanced electrical components can be costly and replacing the entire system doesn't make sense when the core components still function. This is conversion from a PLC operated unit to an analog unit operation. The unit still operates as intended with all original safety features including Securus. A little TLC and this compressor is ready to keep pumping!

Have an older compressor that needs a little care? We're here to help!

A reminder that regular compressor and fill station maintenance matters. ⚠️

During a recent service visit, an unexpected hose failure resulted in a minor injury to our technician. Thankfully, it was only a bruise—but it could have been much worse.

Even experienced technicians can encounter hazards when equipment has unseen issues or its condition isn't fully known. Regular inspections, proper communication, and timely maintenance can help identify potential problems before they become dangerous.

Don't overlook your equipment. Keeping your compressor and fill station properly maintained helps keep everyone safer. 🛠️

The Man, the Myth, the LEGEND himself👑
We know we probably say that a lot, but it still rings true every single time.
Our founder and president, Richard E. Batchelder, at work in his earlier years. He was among some of the first to teach recreational diving as PADI certified personnel (Instructor -11). There is so much history to this man, that we couldn't possibly list it all here.
Happy 😎

Sweet dreams start with a well-maintained compressor. 😴💨

Don’t let compressor problems become tomorrow’s nightmare! Regular maintenance and service can help catch potential issues before they turn into costly downtime.

Let the C.A.S.E. team take care of your equipment, keep your system running reliably, and help you leave the compressor nightmares behind. 🔧

Call or click to schedule!
📞 954-929-4462
🌐 www.compressedairsupplies.com

Good night from C.A.S.E.! Sleep well, and let your compressor do the worrying tomorrow. 😉

Nothing too exciting… just some tools, some compressor components, and a little hands-on maintenance.

Because when it comes to high-pressure breathing air, the little details matter. Keeping equipment properly serviced and maintained is all part of keeping your system ready to perform when it counts.

Another Tuesday down at C.A.S.E.! 💨

Our VP, Sean, demonstrates that real leadership involves hands-on effort, from the boardroom to the field. Here's to effective teamwork and technology that performs well at every level🦾😎🤝

Swift Solutions in High Pressure: When our client's compressor faltered a while back, C.A.S.E stepped in to provide a seamless replacement with a cutting-edge unit. Equipped with an original Bauer Carbon Monoxide monitor, this new addition ensures safety and reliability🤝

If you unit fails under pressure, call or click today and the C.A.S.E. team will have your back!
📞 954-929-4462
🌐 www.compressedairsupplies.com

When a filter tower isn't performing as it should, proper diagnosis is the first step. Our techs are hard at work inspecting components, identifying potential issues, and getting to the root of the problem to keep your compressed air system operating reliably.

From troubleshooting to service and maintenance, C.A.S.E. is here to help keep your equipment working when it matters most.

Call us today!
📞954-929-4462
🌐www.compressedairsupplies.com