Helps to cut energy costs and provides comfort
September 1st 2007

The latest initiative from Biddle Air Curtains is said to help save energy costs and eliminate unpleasant working conditions in manufacturing units and warehouses.

The IndAC is designed so that loading bay doors can be left open without cold air entering. The patented Double Rectifier ensures conditioned air reaches the floor in a straight vertical line without any expensive energy being lost to the outside.

This not only reduces overall on- site energy use, but is said to increase employee performance due to them being in a warmer and more comfortable working environment. It also allows speedy movement of vehicles.

Companies such as Sharp Interpack, a packaging materials manufacturer, are already benefiting from the IndAC. The product is available with either LPHW or electric heating, and is suitable for doors of up to 6m in height or width. Control can be as simple or sophisticated as the user requires.

Adrian Higginson of Biddle Air Curtains comments "The installation at Sharp illustrates how IndAC can benefit businesses and employees alike, and demonstrates how flexible the installation position can be."