New Record: Measurable, Massive Savings

Lower energy consumption means lower CO₂ emissions - and significantly lower operating costs. In today’s industrial landscape, reducing carbon footprint and boosting profitability go hand in hand. That’s because energy savings directly translate into cost reductions, which in turn increase profit margins.

In the Can industry - already well-regarded for its high recycling rates - it’s worth taking a close look at the power bill: compressors and vacuum pumps often account for more than 50% of total electricity costs. Cutting energy usage in these systems is the fastest and most impactful way to reduce both CO₂ emissions and expenses.

But how do you choose the right pneumatic solution? Rely on real-world performance, not just catalog data. Proven field results are the most trustworthy measure of long-term value.

Pneumofore sets the standard in long-term efficiency and environmental performance. The latest record is about two Pneumofore vacuum pumps installed in 1999 at a 2-piece Can factory, both are still running like new after 25 years - with over 125,000 hours of operation and only routine maintenance, without any reconditioning.

Similarly, Pneumofore rotary vane air compressors have demonstrated exceptional durability and stable efficiency under tough conditions, such as those in Indonesia’s tropical climate, running reliably since 2013 - some without any overhaul.

These facts highlight a critical insight for industrial buyers: Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) - also known as life-cycle cost - is far more important than the purchase price alone.

Pneumofore equipment may come at a higher initial investment, but it pays off over time through drastically reduced energy use, minimal downtime, and unmatched longevity - all of which lower the total cost and environmental impact.

Pneumofore proves that smart investments are sustainable investments - for your budget and for the planet.