Compressed Air Solutions For
Logistics, warehousing & cold storage

QCAS can assess and deliver compressor equipment, air treatment, receivers and distribution for pneumatic equipment and maintenance workshops. We start by identifying the actual air users, operating pressure and simultaneous demand, then plan equipment location, pipe routes and service access. For cold-storage sites, the scope concerns the compressed air applications within the operation; refrigeration requirements need to be identified separately when defining the project.

QCAS installed a dual-compressor arrangement for Aurizon in Toowoomba, supporting transport maintenance operations with improved supply resilience and the removal of obsolete equipment and pressure vessels. Our work for SLB in Roma also includes compressor equipment for laboratory and workshop test benches, commissioning and maintenance. These projects provide relevant experience in sites where dependable air, practical installation and continued service support matter.

QCAS plans access, equipment deliveries, installation areas and connection work with your site team. Traffic routes, operating shifts, loading activities and critical equipment should be identified before the programme is agreed. Preparatory work can be separated from final connections where practical, with shutdown windows and expected interruptions defined in advance. Tell us about restricted access, contractor induction and any cold-area working constraints during the initial assessment.

We review which equipment operates together, how demand changes between shifts and what happens if a compressor is unavailable. This informs capacity, storage, distribution and whether a multiple-compressor arrangement is justified. The Aurizon project is an example of a dual-compressor installation. For facilities adding new work areas or pneumatic equipment, QCAS can assess spare capacity and pipework requirements before expansion creates pressure losses or supply constraints.

Yes. QCAS provides servicing, inspections, fault finding and air-system assessments as well as new installations. We can review existing equipment and distribution, identify priorities and define an upgrade scope around operational needs. Maintenance planning considers run hours, equipment requirements and site access. Provide your location, compressor details, operating shifts, air users and planned changes so we can confirm the assessment, installation and ongoing support arrangements.