Yes-the place where I work has eight piston compressors.A place where I used to work has 4 60Hp screw compressors for gen building air.Had to help the building engineer replace the unloader relay on one of them.The unloader didn't work-so the compressor tripped the breaker whenever it tried to start.On the screw compressor The unloader was a flap valve that covered the air inlet controlled by a time delay relay.Was a Quincy brand unit.There is a screw compressor at the other transmitter site-but no one wants to go get it.The compressors here work fine.Since the ones at our site run from 3 phase motors-no start caps either.Just a pressure switch controlling a 3 phase contactor.1Hp,5Hp,and 10 hp motors.For really high pressure work piston units are still used-Air Products has some really huge reciprocating compressors in their Seat Pleasent,Md plant near Wash DC.for 2000 and 4000 PSI air tanks.Scuba tanks and fire dept tanks.