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| Micro-perforation | ||
The
required air flow through the fabric is achieved by burning an exact
number of tiny holes (approx. 0.4 mm) into the fabric. Such fabric,
if pre-filtered to EU3 at least, does not change the pressure loss
value and requires washing for aesthetic and hygienic reasons only. |
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| Membrane diffuser | ||
The
required air flow through the fabric is achieved by burning an exact
number of tiny holes (approx. 0.4 mm) into the fabric. Such fabric,
if the air is pre-filtered to EU3 at least, does not change the pressure
loss value and requires washing for aesthetic and hygienic reasons
only. |
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| Sequential and structured perforation, dampers | ||
Tests
and measurements proved that the layout of holes influences how the
air spreads from the diffuser. We have developed special layouts of
perforated holes ensuring more even air distribution. The static pressure
progression along the diffuser (and therefore the air output) can be
adjusted by utilising textile dampers. |
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| Textile nozzles | ||
A
very easy solution to achieve the furthest airflow reaches. Our philosophy
is, that textile air distribution must be fully washable and therefore
should contain as little non-textile elements as possible. Our textile
nozzles are additionally equipped with a damper for potential airflow
control, and can be delivered in a design allowing additional modification
of directing (by turning). |
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| Suspension systems | ||
We have
been constantly dealing with improvement of suspension system that
contain tens
of original solutions. From a special hook, useful for wires and also
in profiles, through a complex system of aluminium profiles to tensioning
systems or stiffeners for better look. |
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| Our laundry | ||
Directly at out manufacturing plant we have at disposal a laundry for
maintenance of diffusers. Thus we are able to provide constant professional servicing to our customers. |
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| Insulated ducting and noise silencers | ||
Insulated textile ducting is used
for passing through areas which are not air-conditioned. Insulation
reduces the heat loss and at the same time serves as a noise silencer. |
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