Air Curtains For
Specialty Use

With the onset of Covid-19 and the tremendous increase in curbside pickup, contactless delivery and touchless ordering, restaurants and retailers are searching for ways to safeguard and streamline the process through which food and merchandise are delivered to customers waiting outside in their cars. These businesses are creating or repurposing side doors, dock doors and even customer entry doors so that employees can deliver goods to customers waiting outside the store.

Many of these delivery doors are located in retail areas where climate and insect control are critical. Air curtains are a simple, effective and affordable way to ensure a comfortable interior while further enabling the touchless delivery of goods to customers in the parking lot. Of added benefit, air curtains will help keep energy costs in check by blocking the entrance of unconditioned outside air, reducing the strain and usage of your HVAC system.

Providing energy savings and environmental separation for dewatering, pharmaceutical, and hazardous warehouse facilities. The hazardous duty air curtain line is manufactured for Class I Division I Group C & D and Class II Group F & G hazardous areas.

Large warehouse doors, when open, can let in all types of unwanted elements such as insects, fumes, dust and debris. In warehouses where cleanliness is a priority, such as food processing or medical production facilities, a stray insect can instantly ruin a product. Air curtains effectively create a barrier that blocks these pesky intruders when the door is open. Food service and food processing warehouses are especially susceptible to insect infiltration and Powered Aire air curtains create an effective barrier that helps maintains sanitation standards and separate indoor/outdoor environments.

More and more, air curtains are being paired with revolving doors. This unique application provides additional levels of environmental separation and temperature control. By design, revolving doors create a barrier between the outside and inside. Air curtains can be used to provide additional layers of climate and insect control. In regions with excessive temperatures, or applications with constant traffic, an air curtain placed on a revolving door can provide supplemental heat while preventing outside air and elements from entering with each revolution of the door.