Totaline® Remans Offer Quality and Value

When you’re in the market for compressors, you know there are
a lot of choices out there. Rebuilt compressors are both cheap and readily available, but did you know that for a few dollars more you can get a Totaline® remanufactured compressor?

Differentiating between a rebuilt and a remanufactured compressor is important. Rebuilt compressors can be pieced together by just about anyone, anywhere. Rebuilding is generally unregulated and basically calls for restoring equipment to pre-breakdown performance, but not beyond it. Only necessary repairs are made to the rebuilt compressor, and they’re often given a quick coat of paint to make them look “as good as new”. That’s not always the case, though.

By choosing a Totaline reman, though, you know you’ve made the smart choice. “The difference between a remanufactured and rebuilt compressor is noticeable,” said Compressor Product Manager Bob Mann. “You can often hear the difference between the quiet hum of a reman and the clink and clang of a rebuilt.”

Mann added that Totaline remans go through a rigorous process to ensure they are top quality. First, they’re torn down to their smallest component parts. Then, the same people who manufacture new compressors compare them to strict engineering standards in the same facility.

And, Totaline remans strictly conform to UL certification requirements. “Every part that goes into these compressors is UL-certified,” Mann said. Additionally, Totaline remanufactured
compressors are also UL-approved as a whole, which means that the entire unit has been built to comply with internationally-recognized safety standards.

So for great value, efficiency and equipment that meets strict UL standards, Totaline remans are the right choice. And, as an added bonus, when you choose Totaline remans you’ll also be eligible to receive FREE STUFF. In 2010, when you buy any Totaline remanufactured compressor plus at least three compressor replacement accessories, you ca get a FREE travel warming cup.
Visit www.totaline.com for more details on this and other FREE STUFF offers.

Posted March 3, 2010

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