Tecom is always pursuing new opportunities. Our  philosophy has been to keep our eyes open, and to follow up on every opportunity. This has helped us develop a high quality and reliable family of compressors, and complimentary products, in just a short time. Our state of the art facilities allow us to manufacture a wide range of products, and to thoroughly test  them. In Tecom's two facilities there is a wide range of research tools including seven different CNC mills. Adding our technical team's experience and wide range of technologies available to them, we have a winning combination for creating new and innovative products.

Current Projects

The minimum pressure valve is a valve that prevents any air from flowing in the compressor until a certain minimum pressure is reached (high enough to allow proper circulation of the oil). Once the pressure is reached, they open allowing the compressor to function normally. Without this valve, there is great risk to the screw component of the air compressor. We expect to be able to offer these valves as early as November 2007.

The Air intake valve is the valve that controls the air flow into the compressor. It is essential for the intake valve to function properly in order for the rest of the compressor to operate normally. Tecom intends to offer both 'normally open' and 'normally closed' valves. The valves will be available as early as November 2007

Air dryers are needed in any compressed air system, regardless of environment. Considering the difficulties Tecom had with finding competitively priced high quality dryers, it seemed logical to us to produce this supplementary product along side our compressors. After nearly a year of work, Tecom officially abandoned the project in July of 2007, because of unforeseen costs in the production process.

The airend is a component unique to rotary screw compressors and is manufactured by only a handful of companies in the world. It is hands down the most complex component a rotary screw compressor. It has long been a hope of Tecom to produce its own air ends. Our technical team is currently doing research into producing the screw profiles as well as the housing for the screws. Because of the difficulties surrounding producing airends and the tremendous amounts of capital needed to do so, Tecom currently does not have a time frame for this project.