ACS AC5 Air Compressor - Help!

[LuckyRugger]

I've been looking for a good used older air compressor, been looking for a Saylor Beall, Quincy, Etc. I came across a ACS AC5 Air Compressor, I haven't been able to put my eyes on it (have only seen 1 sketchy picture of it and the description of it). But I haven't found much of anything on it from the internet. Does anyone know anything about this brand of air compressor? Did they get bought out by somebody, what it a brand that was built by another manufacture? Any info would be helpful.

Thanks,
Matt

 

[LuckyRugger]

Nobody?

 

[redmondjp]

By 'ACS' do you mean this company?

http://www.aircompressor-service.com/products.aspx

They sell Gardner-Denver compressors.

disclaimer: there is probably more than one company out there that 'ACS' could stand for. Posting pictures of yours including the nameplates would be very helpful.

 

[LuckyRugger]

Yes I'm certain the first google returned link is not what I was looking for. If you looked at that site they are a air compressor service company, not a manufacture.

All I know at this point is the claim that the manufacture is ACS, which it maybe manufactured by some larger company and sold under this name if it holds true. No pictures of name plate. Won't have any more details until Thursday.


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[redmondjp]

Yes I'm certain the first google returned link is not what I was looking for. If you looked at that site they are a air compressor service company, not a manufacture.

All I know at this point is the claim that the manufacture is ACS, which it maybe manufactured by some larger company and sold under this name if it holds true. No pictures of name plate. Won't have any more details until Thursday.


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You are correct - the industrial compressor places in my area place their own labels on every piece of equipment that they sell and/or service. It could be a private-label machine as well. That's where pictures of the pump are helpful and many on here can identify the make/model/mfgr. just from that.