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The results of our 2010 customer satisfaction survey have been released. We are please to share them with you. Read More

Energy Engineered Products successfully completed our BBBEE audit for 2010. We achieved a level 8 as our first audit on the generic score card. Read More

Energy Engineered Products are proud to announce that in December 2009 we were successfully audited for ISO 9001:2008 quality assurance. Read More

Midwest Motion Products of Watertown, Minnesota, is pleased to announce the release of a new DC Servo Amplifier, the Model # MMP-1525-BR-24V. Read More

When Burckhardt Compression, a manufacturer of custom-built large reciprocating gas compressors for the oil refining, gas transportation and petrochemical industries, needed a compressor to meet its own compressed air needs, the company turned to Mattei for the solution. Read More

If a business uses compressed air in its manufacturing processes, electrically driven air compressors usually account for around 10 per cent of the total electricity costs, but this can rise to 30 per cent in some industries. Read More

Though modern vane and screw compressors were both largely developed during the 1960s and 1970s, it is vane machines that are generally regarded as the older, perhaps more outdated, technology. Read More

MATTEI rotary vane technology is simple and features a single off-set rotor which is supported by two (2) white metal Babbitt bushings (like the connecting rods in your engine) and spins at but 1,800 rpm or less. Read More

Today’s MATTEI compressors benefit you from more than 50 years experience in the design and construction of rotary vane compressor technology, and has resulted in the continuing improvement of both the performance and operation of these exceptionally durable compressors. Read More

Arthur Rushmer Engineering (ARE) was established in 1997 as a specialist service supplier for rotary vane compressors and the sole distributor for Mattei rotary vane compressors in South Africa. Read More

Kevin Rushmer of Arthur Rushmer Engineering is quite emphatic: trying to save money by reducing compressor and air system maintenance boosts electricity consumption, increases maintenance costs and compromises the life expectancy of pneumatic equipment. Read More