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All 20 magnetic levitation air compressors of Palboom have successfully withstood the 48℃ high-temperature environment in the factory
Date：2025-07-12
Source： PALBOOM
Recently, a heatwave has swept across many regions. The 20 magnetic levitation air compressors delivered by Palboom last year to a large listed company have continued to operate stably in the scorching heat, becoming an important force to ensure the production rhythm of this enterprise.
On July 5th, the Hangzhou Meteorological Observatory issued an orange heat warning, with the highest temperature reaching 41℃, while the temperature inside the factory reached 48℃. The 20 magnetic levitation air compressors that Palboom deployed in bulk last year were the first to face such an extreme environment. As electrical equipment, how can the magnetic levitation air compressors withstand the high-temperature test? The heat of July in Hangzhou created an extremely realistic scene.
Under high-temperature conditions, the cooling capacity of the air compressor decreases, and the compression efficiency drops. Opening the doors for operation and reducing power operation are common in summer. Equipment stability is a common pain point in the industry. Once it "breaks down", it will cause the entire production line to be interrupted. The magnetic levitation air compressors of Palboom Electrical successfully passed the high-temperature test without opening the doors or reducing the power, verifying a series of reliability requirements such as excellent heat dissipation design and heat resistance quality.
The enterprise leader of this project said: "In hot weather, the stable operation of production equipment is the greatest benefit. This batch of air compressors from Palboom safely passed the test, avoiding possible production suspension losses for us. Their reliability and environmental adaptability are impressive."
The equipment delivered by Palboom Electrical this time successfully passed the high-temperature practical test, becoming a solid guarantee for many industries such as textiles to achieve continuous, efficient, and green production in harsh climatic conditions.
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