09/08/2026
Essential services depend on equipment that’s ready to work when and where it’s needed. In Castor, Alberta, municipal crews help keep the community’s waste transfer station and other critical infrastructure operating with a service truck equipped with a VMAC hydraulic-driven rotary screw air compressor. With compressed air available directly from the truck, crews can respond to maintenance and repairs without towing a separate compressor or returning to the shop for air.
And that truck does far more than support waste services. From road repairs and parks maintenance to water and sewer work, public facility upkeep and emergency repairs, mobile compressed air helps one versatile municipal vehicle tackle a wide range of jobs.
For smaller communities where crews are expected to do more with limited resources, dependable equipment can make a meaningful difference. That could mean less downtime, and more capability so essential services kept running.
Read how mobile compressed air is supporting the Town of Castor: https://hubs.ly/Q04wYgss0