Hycomp Performance Under Pressure™

The Engineer to Engineer or “E2E” Concept: Our engineers work directly with your engineers to provide you with the exact solution your application requires. Experience has proven that the interests of end users, distributors and Hycomp are best served when we approach an opportunity with engineering involvement from the outset. We follow an “Engineer to Engineer” (E2E) process as we work through the specifics of the application and as we design your system.

Personal attention and close communication with your engineering team allows Hycomp to design and build the compressor, controls, and complete package tailored to the specifics of the application.

Benefits for customers:

• Hycomp pre-design investigation solves possible problems before they occur.

• Hycomp understands the details of each application then designs, builds and tests accordingly.

• Trust is built between you and Hycomp and your confidence is increased in a solid product.

Our goal is to provide the right solution that will perform flawlessly for years. With a product that performs reliably and with great support service, trust is built between the end user, the distributor and the manufacturer, leading to future opportunities.

We invite you to experience the Hycomp difference. Contact a Hycomp dealer today and find out why your engineers talking to our engineers will lead to a better product and better solutions.

THE ENGINEER TO ENGINEER ISSUE February 2010: Volume 1, Issue 2 The Hycomp Performance Under Pressure Monthly

Click here for the February 2010 issue of Performance Under Pressure (PDF)

The following text is from the headline articles of this issue:

“‘Engineer To Engineer’ Means Full Engineering Involvement”
John O’Donnell, President of J. O’Donnell & Associates recently experienced Hycomp’s engineering involvement. John was the conduit in providing a solution for Air Products & Chemicals, a fortune 500 - 8.3 billion dollar company. “It was a pleasure working that job and receiving the cooperation from Ken Schiefer and the Hycomp engineers. The [Hycomp] engineers were about 3,000 miles away but it felt like they were just down the street…” said O’Donnell. …more

“You Ask The Questions & Hycomp Answers: Hycomp Q & A”
Question: Flow measurements, such as: CFM, SCFM, ICFM, and ACFM are often blended when specifying the capacity of a pump. How can we make sense of these measures of flow and understand what is needed to provide a solution? …more