James

If by compressed air, you mean air coming out of an ordinary industrial
compressor, forget it: you will undoubtedly run into problems, no matter
how well it is filtered.

OTOH, bottled air derived from liquid air should be OK.

Brian

"Terveen, James @ NARDAEAST" wrote:
>
> Management in our company is interested in reducing cost and would like to
> change over our Nitrogen air lines that we use tthroughout the company to
> blow off product to Compressed air.  We would keep nitrogen in areas that
> have Dry boxes.  Any commemts one way or the other would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks
>
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