United Safety’s innovative High Pressure Air Systems (HPAS) are fully customizable and designed to address common breathing air delivery challenges, including:
- Long distances to end users
- Work areas located at heights
- Multiple users with heavy demands
- Work areas that are constantly changing
United Safety’s High Pressure Air Systems dramatically reduce setup time and eliminate the need to continuously move air supplies throughout a plant site. These customizable systems provide virtually unlimited reach and can connect dozens of end users simultaneously.
HPAS offers a distinct advantage when workers require breathing air at multiple vertical elevations, such as stacks and large columns, where conventional breathing air delivery methods can create operational challenges.
The system can be linked to provide an effective, convenient, safe, and reliable source of breathing air.
- Regulators
- Air II™ Station
- Air Storage
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Key Benefits of High Pressure Air System
- Virtually unlimited reach from storage source to end user.
- No limits on vertical installations.
- Refill air storage units in place, eliminating the need to move breathing air cylinders.
- Master storage gauges on air storage units and air stations allow end users to monitor available stored air throughout the system.
- Air stations feature a 20% storage alarm (bell) that alerts users to low breathing air levels.
- The system delivers high-pressure air directly to the air station, eliminating the need for large amounts of low-pressure air lines and reducing associated flow restrictions.
- Operators can wheel or transport air storage on skids, and stack skids to reduce footprint requirements.
- Customizable to suit different requirements and working conditions.
- Flexible rental options for your project requirements and duration
Where Can High Pressure Air Systems Be Used?
High Pressure Air Systems are suitable for:
- Upstream and downstream operations
- Industrial facilities
- Applications requiring multiple user connection points
- Work at elevation
- Work areas located far from the breathing air source
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