Our KFacT (Kaeser factory-trained) service and refrigeration service technicians have you completely covered with planned maintenance programs and 24-7 Sudden Service. Our technicians provide the support you need through the complete lifecycle of your compressed air system and equipment, from conception to completion.
Our unique TSSA-approved "turnkey" approach to project management of all types of pipework, installations, modification, and upgrades is handled in-house. Nothing is subcontracted, including ductwork and even electrical installation requirements.
Our comprehensive approach:
- Dedicated service coordinators ensure reliable scheduling of service and maintenance.
- Dedicated service technicians are allocated to specific clients to match unique customer profiles.
- Maintenance and repairs to any type of compressed air equipment (including all manufacturers - see below).
- Industrial & commercial air compressor repair.
- Refrigerated and desiccant dryer maintenance.
- Air end rebuilds.
- Desiccant replacement.
- Pipework installations.
- Oil analysis, vibration testing.
- Compressed air system analysis.
- Ultrasonic leak detection audits.
- Certified refrigeration technicians also provide 24/7 service for any refrigerated air-drying equipment.
- CSA Z180.1:19 compressed breathing air system testing.
Related products
Blowers
Kaeser blowers are built for a lifetime of high performance, low energy costs, and best in class performance, with flow rates between 170 ICFM and 2603 ICFM
Vacuums
Kaeser's Rotary screw vacuum packages are the perfect solution to industrial Vacuum applications. Featuring our award-winning Sigma Profile™, airend, our range of machines produce 166 to 551 acfm.
Boosters
When compressed air or gas applications require higher pressure than a “standard” air compressor can produce, high pressure booster compressors are an economical and effective solution.
Controllers
Kaeser's Sigma air Manager, SAM 4.0 provides complete system management for air compressors, blowers and vacuums, from a large easy to read screen.
Accessories
Whatever it is you're looking for, our accessories range from the gauges and valves in the compressor room, all the way through to the hoses and blow guns at the points of use.
Compressors
Our range of air compressors includes reciprocating piston, oil free, and oil injected rotary screw air compressors, from 3hp up to 660hp, and everything in between. If you do not know what you are looking for, we can assist with that too.
Dryers
Selecting the right dryer and filtration to ensure your facility receives clean, dry compressed air consistently, depends on many things. Our clean air selection process is based around ISO 8573.1 quality class standards.
Filters
If you are looking for assistance in the filtration of dirt, oil, water, bacteria, hydrocarbons, oil odor or vapor, we have a filter, or an element to capture whatever you need to stop. Compressed air, gases, liquids, ambient air, and water filtration is what we do best.
Tanks
Horizontal and Vertical air receiver storage tanks are available, with the most common sizes kept in stock at our Hamilton warehouse.
Condensate Management
Disposing of the compressed air oil/water condensate bi product, created by your compressor station, carries big legal, and environmental responsibilities. The person knowingly discharging oil to drain, is responsible.
N2 and O2 Generators
Reliable Nitrogen Supply, Anytime, Anywhere – Peak i-Flow Nitrogen Generators: Uninterrupted 24/7 operation ensures a consistent, on-demand nitrogen gas flow for various applications, boasting flow rates of up to 11,845 SCFH and purity levels reaching up to 99.9995% (5 PPM).
Pipe Work
Our mechanical team is TSSA certified to perform all types of pipe work, ductwork, plumbing, machinery moving, and rigging.
The ultimate guide on rightsizing your compressed air system
Choosing the right compressed air system is crucial to minimize the total cost of ownership. How do you calculate the air demand in flow rate (CFM) and pressure (PSIG), what's the power requirement (V), and how does that translate in a compressed air system with one or more compressors (hp)?
Download our Comprehensive Guide for Choosing the Right Compressor Size!
Why work with Air Solutions Canada
Working with the largest compressed air team in Southern Ontario has many benefits
Fastest emergency service
With dedicated emergency service breakdown technicians, on call 24/7 we guarantee a same day visit.Every vehicle is equipped with a breakdown “crash kit” to provide us with the best potential opportunity to repair your issue during the first call.
Largest equipment inventory
With $2m of inventory in local warehouses, essential parts, and equipment are readily available. And with more than 50 compressors and dryers in our warehouse we can solve any emergency.
Technicians dedicated to you
We have primary and secondary technicians allocated for each customer, and they have all your information and equipment history on their iPad. It means that we know your particular service history and understand your equipment list.
Competitive Pricing
We get preferential pricing based on our volume purchases, and pass additional discounts on to our customers. We offer payment terms, lease and rent to own options & sell compressed air over the fence, by CFM consumption.
Frequently asked questions
See All Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat else do Kaeser and Air Solutions Canada offer?
Rotary Vacuum and Rotary Blowers are other facets of Kaeser's product range.
Air Solutions will design, build and install any of the Kaeser range of products, including compressors, vacuums, blowers and a full range of clean air treatments. Our turnkey approach to rigging, piping, ductwork and electrical, means that one call does it all.
Do you offer delivery and pickup services?
Yes, we offer delivery and pickup services for all of our rental equipment. We'll work with you to schedule a convenient time for delivery and pickup that works with your schedule.
Communities we serve
Blogs
Our blogs are purposely written in laymen terms. Often our clients become experts in compressed air knowledge when they become heavily involved in a pneumatic project. Our blogs are designed to assist the most experienced engineer, and also the total rookie in better understanding compressed air best practices vicariously through our first hand experiences and case studies.
