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Applications for industrial air barriers

Energy efficiency comes first: assess heating and cooling losses at your industrial doors. Temperature stability, draughts and hygiene are considered alongside the site's operating conditions.

Energy 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.

One team from start to finish – delivery and installation included in your quotation.

From advice and system design to delivery, installation, adjustment and commissioning, we handle your entire project. Installation is carried out by our own teams, without external installation personnel. You have one point of contact throughout.

A quotation with an individual ROI calculation – for heated halls.

When will your system pay for itself? For heated halls, your quotation includes an individual ROI assessment. We use your complete project details, the quoted investment including delivery and installation, and the system’s electricity consumption to calculate potential annual savings and the expected payback period. We use average electricity or gas prices and identify them as calculation assumptions. This is a forecast, not a savings guarantee.

The air barrier's electricity consumption and electrical connection rating are stated in the quotation. You do not need to provide your own energy prices for the initial enquiry.

We do not provide ROI calculations for chilled or frozen-storage applications.

For these applications, the priorities are temperature stability, limiting heat and moisture ingress, and clear goods routes. We do not offer calculated energy savings or payback periods for these applications.

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Illustrative application: an air-barrier installation at a production-hall door.

Industry & production

Air barriers for industrial production halls

Production doors must accommodate materials, vehicles and people. A purpose-engineered air barrier can reduce uncontrolled air exchange at the opening without interrupting those movements.

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Concept visualisation: defence production, illustrated by a vehicle assembly hall. Not a customer reference.

Defence & security industry

Air barriers for defence production halls

Large doors are part of material flow in defence manufacturing. An individually designed air barrier can limit draughts and uncontrolled air exchange while vehicles and components move freely.

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Illustrative application: large doors in a logistics and loading area.

Logistics & loading

Air barriers for logistics and loading bays

At goods-in, dispatch and internal passages, fast and unobstructed movement matters. An air barrier acts at the opening while forklifts and transport vehicles continue to pass.

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Illustrative application: an open door at a recycling facility.

Recycling & waste

Air barriers for recycling and waste facilities

Doors must open for delivery and removal of materials. Dust, odours and other diffuse emissions may also escape through those openings. Air barriers therefore need to fit the hall's overall airflow concept.

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Illustrative application: transition into a chilled or frozen area.

Cold & frozen storage

Air barriers for cold and frozen storage

When a cold-room door opens, air masses with different temperatures and humidity meet. A correctly designed air barrier can reduce the exchange while goods continue to move between zones.

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Illustrative application: an air barrier at a conveyor opening in a sensitive area.

Food & pharma

Air barriers for food processing & pharma

Goods and vehicles must pass through sensitive areas while air and temperature conditions are managed. An air barrier can complement the existing hygiene and zoning concept at the doorway.

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Concept visualisation of a possible application: an internal passageway in pet food manufacturing.

Pet food manufacturing

Air barriers for pet food and animal feed production

In animal feed production, raw materials, products and transport equipment move between different areas. Open passageways in a pet food factory can also allow odour-laden, warm or cold air to reach adjacent zones. A correctly designed air barrier reduces this air exchange and supports separation while keeping goods moving.

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Illustrative plant-logistics doorway with trolley traffic; not a customer reference.

Plants & flowers

Industrial air barriers for plant and flower logistics

Flower auctions, plant distribution centres and horticultural exporters need open routes for trolleys and vehicles. An industrial air barrier can limit uncontrolled air exchange at loading doors and between temperature zones.

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