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To find the right air curtain for your application, there are a few key questions to ask: Do you need heat? What are the door dimensions? Electrical requirements? Are you primarily concerned with insects or temperature separation? At times, however, before we can ask any questions, we are asked, “How quickly can you get this to me?” Fortunately, we’ve got an answer for that too! MEET THE…

Powered Aire air curtains offer innovative cold storage solutions, designed to enhance safety and visibility in high-traffic entryways. By effectively preventing slippery floors, these air curtains stop condensation build-up, and eliminate fog and ice around door areas and inside, ensuring a clearer and safer environment. Ideal for both vehicles and personnel, Powered Aire’s technology allows…

It’s early February and stores have started to put out their spring displays. It’s a welcome sign that maybe, just maybe, spring is around the corner. All is well until the front doors open and an arctic blast of winter air floods into the store, chilling everyone within 50 feet. Spring isn’t that close. Shopping in the winter months can be a battle against the elements. Stores want business…

When it comes to ensuring a safe, clean, and controlled environment, hospitals can always be found atop the list. From the moment a patient walks through the door, it is critical to ensure the most comfortable experience possible—not just for the patient but because hospital funding is impacted by their ability to provide the best experience possible. The Hospital Consumer Assessment of…

It’s the time of year where there’s an unmistakable nip in the air. And while it’s still somewhat pleasant, it’s most definitely an omen that cold weather is upon us. It’s time to take the flannels off the shelf, shut the windows and fire up the electrically heated Air Curtains! Heated air curtains/air doors offer all the benefits of traditional air curtains (environmental separation,…

A key element to designing an energy efficient building is mitigating areas susceptible to energy loss. Some of the biggest energy loss offenders just happen to be entrance doors, delivery doors, service doors and garage doors. Basically, the main areas of ingress/egress for the people, goods, and services key to a business’ success. Add an architect into the mix and they’ll work to ensure…