EXAIR’s John Ball soars – attaining CCASS certification, elevating compressed-air expertise

John Ball is an EXAIR application engineer.

For 40 years and counting, the team at EXAIR LLC has served its customer base as true experts in industrial compressed-air equipment, always finding the best solution for every application. Many of these EXAIR personnel back up their expertise with professional certifications – like international application engineer John Ball, for instance.

Recently, the Compressed Air and Gas Institute (CAGI) has bestowed its Certified Compressed Air System Specialist (CCASS) certification upon John Ball.

Thorough knowledge of compressed-air systems

This achievement adds high credibility to Ball’s dedication to offering the most accurate insight into even the rarest compressed-air applications. As all EXAIR application engineers do, Ball works with customers to resolve issues facing their manufacturing processes; his thorough knowledge of compressed-air systems and best practices in manufacturing allows him to be an asset to plants seeking to improve their existing setups. His CCASS certification accommodates the constant expansion and change in manufacturing.

The CCASS certification is a professional credential that CAGI offers to denote mastery in all things related to compressed-air systems, including system design, compressed-air supply and distribution, energy efficiency, and system components. Individuals must complete specified training and pass rigorous testing to earn this certification. Ball is the latest EXAIR application engineer to achieve this credential, adding it to an already extensive understanding of how to help businesses to streamline and optimize their compressed-air applications and systems.

EXAIR application engineers offer helpful insight on optimizing performance, energy efficiency, product maintenance, process safety, and more. The manufacturer also provides a broad range of information on current products and how they solve manufacturing problems. The company website offers such resources as frequently asked questions, three-dimensional models, computer-assisted designs, air-savings calculators, slide presentations, performance information, videos, and an application database.

Serving EXAIR as an international application engineer since 2014, John Ball has been in the pneumatic industry for more than two decades, with most of his experience in compressed-air filtration, refrigerated air dryers, filters, regulators, and lubricators.

Observing its 40th anniversary this year, EXAIR LLC designs and manufactures a broad variety of compressed-air equipment at its Cincinnati plant, from vacuum conveyors to air knives.

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