It's been rather hectic here over at CASE. We have been working extra hard on expanding our business into the new offices we acquired. You can find a little slide show of what we've been up to the last few weeks down below. We also have a special running on Bauer 059183 20% off while supplies last! If you'd like to be aware of future sales just add you email to our list and you'll be the first to know!

If you have been on the hunt for a Bauer compressor manual for your unit let us know. We can provide you with a manual to help you better understand your compressor system. We are also currently working on updating the site so that our customers have better access to diagnostic information to assist in troubleshooting compressor problems. More information will be coming out on that soon. 

We have been very busy over here the last few months! Call us today to lock in your service on the calendar. 

If you ever wanted to learn more about your Bauer Compressor then we have good news for you! Ask us today about the Bauer Training Course here in Florida. 

We wanted to give you a few helpful tips to help your compressor make it through a hurricane:

• Disconnect your compressor from the power source or shut the breaker off
• Remove or seal any air intake connections going to the outside of the building
• Disconnect the intake from the unit as well just as an extra precaution
• If your unit is located outside, cover the unit with a tarp to make sure it is protected from any flying debris. If at all possible create a crate around the unit to protect it from larger debris. 
• Make sure your bank bottles are securely fastened to the wall.
• Close the output from your bank bottles and bleed the lines down slightly. This will ensure that the lines do not get contaminated due to flooding. This will also prevent the whips from flying around and damaging things surrounding them in case the line is punctured. 

You can click the link below for a printable checklist

We hope that you all remain safe out there and if you need any assistance getting your compressor back up and running just give us a call. ​

​Simon went out recently to work on NOVA Southeastern's Bauer Compressor. Regular preventive maintenance can keep your compressor happy and healthy.