01Frozen storage
Limit temperature loss and moisture ingress at high-traffic freezer doors while keeping material flow fast.
- Freezer warehouses
- Internal temperature transitions
- Distribution centres
Temperature-controlled logistics
The energy transition starts at your industrial door.
Reduce energy losses at open industrial doors and retain heating and cooling where they are needed. We design industrial air barriers around your operating conditions — without obstructing the flow of goods.
Since 2013Industrial air-barrier expertise
BeneluxTechnical sales & project support
Up to 80%Lower energy losses*
Official sales partner of arwus GmbH since 2013Consulting · Engineering · Made in Germany · Project delivery
An alternative for your industrial door
Looking for an alternative to a conventional air curtain?
We design industrial air-barrier systems with a separately positioned fan unit, ductwork and side outlet columns. We assess whether this system concept fits your doorway and operating conditions.
Request a doorway assessmentEnergy first
Reduce energy losses. Assess heating and cooling demand.
Our priority is energy efficiency at open industrial doors: retaining heat in heated halls and limiting heat ingress into chilled and frozen areas. A tailored air barrier can reduce air exchange while keeping goods moving.
We assess opening times, temperatures, wind and building pressure. Draughts, hygiene and emissions are additional requirements.
Discuss ROI for your heated hallThe operational challenge
Open doors are part of the process.
Uncontrolled air exchange should not be.
At busy loading bays, every door cycle affects temperature stability, refrigeration demand and product quality. The larger the temperature difference and the longer the opening time, the greater the pressure on the cold chain.
An individually designed air barrier counters the natural movement of air while forklifts, vehicles and people pass freely.
How it works
A precise airflow across the full door opening.
The fan unit is positioned wherever the site offers suitable space – above, to the right or to the left of the door. Ductwork supplies the side outlet columns, allowing the installation to adapt to unusual layouts while the opening remains clear.
- Flexible fan-unit position and duct route
- Door opening remains completely unobstructed
- Often suitable for retrofitting to existing doors
- Configured for door size, temperature difference and wind load
Controlled zone
Fan unit
Outside / adjacent zone
Directed air stream reduces natural air exchange
Temperature zones
Designed for the conditions behind your door.
Temperature-controlled operations are not all the same. We assess the real airflow, opening frequency and product requirements before defining the solution.
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02Chilled logistics
Support stable chilled zones at loading bays with frequent vehicle and forklift movements.
- Food logistics
- Fresh produce
- Cold-room access
03Fruit, vegetables & flowers
Protect temperature-sensitive goods against abrupt air exchange during receiving, staging and dispatch.
- Produce hubs
- Flower auctions
- Plant logistics
Pet food manufacturing
Limit odour transfer. Keep passageways open.
Limit odour transfer, separate temperature zones and keep goods moving through open passageways.
Explore pet food applications →FMCG distributionFood & pharmaIndustrial productionDefence manufacturing
Explore all industrial applications From the first photo to commissioning
Understand the door. Engineer the right barrier.
Every project starts with your operating conditions — not with a standard product from a catalogue.
- 01
Initial assessment
Photos, door dimensions, temperatures and opening pattern give us the first technical picture.
- 02
Engineering
The system is configured for the building, pressure conditions, wind exposure and operating flow.
- 03
Manufacturing
Your solution is manufactured in Germany and prepared for the specific installation situation.
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Installation & commissioning
Delivery, installation, adjustment and commissioning are handled by our own teams. Delivery and installation are included in your quotation. We coordinate the work with your operations.
Your Benelux project partner
Technical judgement before a product recommendation.
AirCurtain24 supports industrial and logistics companies across the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg with consulting, planning and project coordination for arwus air-barrier systems.
We will tell you plainly what is technically feasible, which configuration fits and when the investment makes economic sense.
Personal project contactGerman engineering & manufacturingCross-border support
Frequently asked
What matters before the first conversation.
What is the difference between an air barrier and a conventional air curtain?
We supply industrial air-barrier systems with a separately positioned fan unit, ductwork and side outlet columns. Conventional air curtains use a different system concept and are not part of our product range. We assess whether our air-barrier system is a suitable alternative for your doorway.
Can the system be installed on an existing door?
In many cases, yes. We first check clearances, mounting surfaces, power supply and possible obstructions around the opening.
Does it slow down loading operations?
No. The passage remains open and forklifts, vehicles and people can move through without an additional gate or waiting cycle.
What do you need for an initial assessment?
A photo, door width and height, temperatures on both sides, typical opening times and a short description of the challenge are usually enough to start.
How long does planning and implementation take?
As a guide, allow around two to three months from planning to installation. The exact schedule depends on the configuration and site conditions.
Your next step
Could an air barrier stabilise your loading door?
Send us four essentials and we can make a first technical assessment.
- 01A photo of the door situation
- 02Door width and height
- 03Temperatures on both sides
- 04Typical opening time or frequency
* Potential savings depend on door size, temperature difference, opening duration, building pressure, wind load and individual system design.