Compressed air is often seen as a clean and safe energy source that can be easily used for a number of different industrial purposes.

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Silvent helps manufacturers with energy optimization and improved working environments. The headquarters is in Sweden where all research and development are done. The company has unique expertise in the area of compressed air dynamics. Silvent’s air guns, air knives, air nozzles, silencers and customized solutions for blowing with compressed air are used by leading manufacturers, in over 95 countries. Silvent is part of Lifco Group that is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm.

Nine out of ten industries use compressed air daily. Compressed air acts as an energy source for a variety of tools and machinery, and it is often an important and well integrated part of many production processes. Compressed air is often used for blowing with air blow guns, air nozzles and air knives to to generate movements and lifting, or to clean, move or cool materials.

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Electricity is used to produce compressed air. Approximately 10% of all industrial electricity consumption can be attributed to the production of compressed air. In order to use energy efficiently, the heat that is generated when the air is compressed should be used to heat the worksite, for example.