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Manufacturing

  • Packaging

  • Aerospace

  • Textiles

manufacturing plant, automation

NORPAC Compressor is a Northern California based company specializing in compressed air system repair, maintenance, and sales for industrial and commercial clients. Systems may include air compressors, dryers, filters, mist eliminators, oily water separators, and more. Our focus is on delivering quality compressed air solutions by dispatching expert technicians and maintaining a commitment to transparent fixed pricing. With dedicated OEM and aftermarket part suppliers, and experienced technicians we ensure top-notch quality and reliability in every service we complete.

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Food

  • Nut Processing

  • Bakery

  • Farming

Beverage

  • Brewery

  • Vineyards

  • Dairy Processing

beer brewery, fermentor, winery, beverage
Car Lift

Automotive

  • Auto Body

  • Tire Shop

  • Repair Shop

Services

  • Preventative Maintenance

Compressed air systems require routine maintenance to ensure component longevity, efficiency, and reduce the chance of system failure. Preventative maintenance includes part replacement, inspections, and cleaning. Some parts that require routine replacement include filters, oil, separators, drive belts, and much more. Electrical, mechanical, and other air system components need routine inspection to ensure they are still serviceable and to catch potential failures before they happen. Components also need a cleaning, this helps with the inspection process, reduces the risk of safety issues, and increases component lifetime.
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  • Repairs

Sometimes things break; when this happens production can be limited, place a redundant system under heavy load, or halted all together. Sometimes its a simple fix like the replacement of a small part; other times it could be a major component that needs overhauling and supporting parts to go with it. Don't let repairs keep you down.​
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  • Service Agreements

These are a great way to reduce costs while reserving parts and your spot on the calendar. Service agreements are often set up on a quarterly, semi annual, or annual schedule. Factors affecting a service agreement are running hours, and what type of environment the system operates in. A system that runs twelve hours per day will need maintenance sooner than a system that runs eight hours per day. A system operating in a dirty or hot environment will need maintenance sooner than a system in a clean cool environment.
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  • Trouble/E-Call

If your system fails to start, faults out, displays alarms, or is not operating like normal; and your looking for quicker than normal service, or it is outside business hours an E-Call may be needed. This will allow a technician to be dispatched quickly. The technician will diagnose the issue and make repairs on the spot when possible. If repairs can not be made on the spot, parts and repairs can be expedited to suit your needs or timeline.
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Common Brands We Service
    Atlas Copco  - FS Curtis  - Gardner Denver  - Ingersoll Rand  
    KAESER  - Kobelco  - Quincy  - Saylor Beall  - Sullair

Vacuum Pumps

  • Rotary vane

  • Claw

Auxiliary

  • Oily water separators

  • Inline filters

  • Mist eliminators

  • Condensate drains

Dryers

  • Refrigerated

  • Desiccant

  • Blower purged

Air Compressors

  • Oil injected screw

  • Oil free screw

  • Oil free tooth

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We offer our compressed air system repair, maintenance, and sales services in Northern California, serving industries like manufacturing, auto repair, packaging, agriculture, food, beverage, and more.

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Don't Let The Heat Beat You

Summer is here! Systems often fail during the first months of summer. Accumulation of debris and minimal maintenance during winter months results in system failures when outside and ambient temperatures rise.

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