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The goal of most of our heavy industrial clients is to maximize indoor air quality, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and optimize their operational performance. Whether you manage an automotive manufacturing plant, run an aircraft assembly line or are a defense contractor, maintaining your plant’s indoor air quality helps to ensure the comfort – and safety – of your employees and increases productivity by reducing cold air infiltration and heat stratification.

When you’re considering a new ventilation, heating or make-up air solution, there is more to consider than just what equipment models you’ll need. Indirect and direct fired make-up air equipment requires knowledge about operating procedures, familiarity with maintenance routines and ongoing product support.

The contents of your warehouse – including its employees – are precious cargo. Imprecise temperatures and unchecked humidity can wreak havoc on your products, especially if they are predisposed to damage from such conditions. To defend against this damage, you need uniform heating without stratification, a precise temperature control system and numerous return and supply air configurations.

While your facility’s indoor air quality is a key component to running a clean operation, our planet’s environment is essential to our – and our children’s – futures. Without proper care, the legacy that we leave will not be one of unbelievable profits or unimaginable efficiency but one of recklessness and tragedy.

Planning an institutional or commercial kitchen is an exercise in balance. Without replacement air, air isn’t pushed out of the exhaust hood and a number of difficulties can arise that have the potential to put your kitchen’s efficiency at risk. Thankfully, AbsolutAire’s M-Series fan boxes offer a commercial kitchen make-up air solution that is economical, versatile and durable.

Spray BakeWhen your application demands perfection, AbsolutAire’s direct-fired booth heating systems are designed to deliver. Used by major automotive manufacturers, top construction equipment manufacturers and other industry leaders, our Spray & Bake models have been engineered to help achieve a smooth, even coat every time.

Make-up Air SystemA high quality, low maintenance and versatile make-up air unit system like the AbsolutAire V-Series, can make a world of difference when it comes to your kitchen’s efficiency. Offering a massive range of options, such as cooling, filtration, variable air volume and exhaust fan controls, make-up air systems can work towards increasing employee comfort, reducing fuel expenditures and preserving profits.

At AbsolutAire, we understand the growing necessity to not only concentrate on the quality of your facility’s indoor air, but to ensure the quality of our environment’s air as well. For that reason, we engineered our AbsolutAire R- and S-Series of heavy industrial equipment to provide optimum indoor air quality (IAQ) while also adhering to a “green building” design.

Roof-top HVAC units are popular for commercial and light industrial buildings because of their simplicity as complete, packaged units. But they also seem to be misunderstood.

Spray & BakeAbsolutAire’s Spray & Bake direct-fired booth heating systems provide adequate, temperature-controlled ventilation during the spray process and then heat up the booth with high-temperature ventilation during the curing process. These systems can be fueled with either natural or LP gas and can accommodate 6,000 to 50,000 CFM for constant high or reduced airflow volumes.

The increasing focus on conserving energy in all facilities and the rising demand to construct “green” buildings will put extra pressure on HVAC companies in the coming years. As demand for HVAC installations in new and retrofitted buildings is expected to continue to rise at least until 2019, manufacturers will be under pressure to produce HVAC equipment with ever improving energy savings.

Maintaining the proper environment for warehouses requires multiple-choice solutions. From the outside, if you don’t look too closely, warehouses are the most basic of buildings: essentially four walls, some loading dock doors, and few if any interior walls that cut into storage space.