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Written by REM Staff
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Stepping on the gas has a special meaning in some countries in South America, as natural-gas driven cars have long been an everyday sight on the roads, especially in Argentina and Brazil. They're also the reason why the network of natural-gas filling stations is denser than anywhere else in the world. The core component of each system is a compressor. It ensures that the gas is compressed and thus made usable. Aspro, a market leader, not only equips its own filling stations with its compressors, but also counts Shell, Esso and Texaco among its customers.
For many years, it has been based on four sturdy principles: modern plant, trained employees, high quality standards and reliable customer services. Aspro chose its drive belts with care: Optibelt's Red Power II with an operational life of more than 8,000 hours. When it comes to the mining sector, Optibelt says that for safety reasons — every V-belt is checked for electrical conductivity as standard — before dispatch and is then supplied with a certificate.
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