Each link in the air-handling chain influences the others: an underestimated pressure drop in the filter, and the fan no longer holds its operating point; a poorly positioned silencer, and the ductwork becomes noisy. By designing the entire system, we eliminate these incompatibilities from the engineering stage.
Components of Your Installation
1. Dust Collection and Filtration
Dust collection is often the heart of the installation: capturing dust as close as possible to the source, conveying it through ducts dimensioned to prevent deposits, separating it in the dust collector, then discharging clean air. We dimension the entire system according to the nature of the dust (wood, metal, flour, powders, fumes), its concentration, and ATEX requirements. Dust collection applications →
2. Industrial Fans
Custom centrifugal and axial fans, ATEX and high-temperature versions. Our industrial fans →
3. Ductwork and Ducts
Ducts, conduits, and accessories dimensioned to limit pressure drops and prevent dust deposits. Ductwork and ducts →
4. Connections
Flexible connectors and fabric expansion joints to decouple vibrations and absorb thermal expansion. Flexible connectors →
5. Acoustic Treatment
Silencers, enclosures, acoustic walls, and louvers to meet the noise requirements of the site and surrounding area. Acoustic treatment →
6. Control and Automation
Variable frequency drives, sensors, and automation systems to adjust flow rate to actual demand and reduce energy consumption. Improvement and optimization →
Our Method
- Engineering: site visit and measurements, analysis of requirements and constraints.
- Design: air-handling and acoustic dimensioning, 3D drawings.
- Fabrication and supply: fabrication in our workshops and equipment selection.
- Installation and commissioning: installation, adjustments, and on-site testing.
- Follow-up: optimization, maintenance, and evolution of the installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you take over an existing installation?
Yes. We provide a diagnosis of the existing installation (flow rates, pressures, noise levels, consumption) and propose the necessary improvements, from simple fan replacement to complete ductwork redesign.
Do you operate in Switzerland and France?
Yes. From our workshops in Villeneuve (VD) and Sarralbe (Moselle), we support industrial clients in Switzerland and France.
What information should be provided to get started?
The process concerned, the flow rates or volumes to be handled, the nature of the air conveyed (dust, temperature, explosive atmosphere), noise constraints, and, if possible, drawings or photographs of the installation.