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Insights from GenAir: September 2026
Something to be proud of
What a year it’s been at GenAir so far.
A few months ago, we announced our acquisition of Dutch oil-free compressor specialists RTC Group and we’re now proud to announce we’re adding £2.5m worth of brand-new diesel compressors to our ever-growing fleet.
It’s a true reflection of our continued growth and we’re really proud to be continuing to support more and more customers with our compressed air solutions.
A (re)introduction to GenAir
We thought it was about time we gave everyone a proper introduction (or reintroduction) to GenAir, what we do and what you benefit from when choosing us.
Our marketing team came down to GenAir HQ in Wednesbury to take some new photography and drone footage, plus the above video that now sits on our homepage.
A huge thanks to Ben, Chelsea and Martyn for stepping in front of the camera on the day!
How does compressed air REALLY work?
Compressed air is often described as the ‘fourth utility’, and with good reason.
From powering tools and machinery to supporting production, automation and critical processes, it plays an important role across almost every industry.
Our latest article takes a closer look at how compressed air is produced, where it’s used and the differences between oil-free, oil-flooded, electric and diesel compressors.
More than compressors
Would you know an 812cfm Cycling Refrigerant Dryer if you saw one?
Well, you do now – it’s in the picture above!
Alongside our fleet of air compressors, we also offer ancillaries for hire, including dryers and receivers, designed to eliminate moisture and filter contaminants for industrial use.
The people behind the equipment
Did you know our drivers are also experienced with our equipment.
When your equipment arrives, you’re not just getting a delivery. You’re getting someone who understands the kit, your site and what needs to happen next.
In practice, this means fewer people to coordinate, less waiting around and more confidence that your compressed air is ready when you need it.