We provides solutions in the following areas:-
Fan Filter Unit-MS/Aluminium/SS..
A Fan Filter Unit (FFU) is a self-contained, modular air filtration system used in HVAC and clean room applications to provide filtered, contaminant-free air. It consists of a fan, motor, and high- efficiency filter (such as HEPA or ULPA) housed in a compact unit. FFUs are commonly installed in ceilings or walls to deliver laminar airflow and maintain air purity in critical environments.
Hepa Housing-Aluminium/MS/SS-Side Entry.
A HEPA Housing Terminal with Side Entry is a specialized air filtration unit used in HVAC and clean room applications. It is designed to accommodate HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) or ULPA (Ultra-Low Penetration Air) filters, ensuring high-efficiency air filtration before air enters a controlled environment. The unique side entry design allows air to be introduced from the side, making it ideal for space-constrained installations.
Hepa Housing-Aluminium/MS/SS-Top Entry.
A HEPA Housing Terminal with Top Entry of Air is an air filtration unit designed to accommodate HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) filters in HVAC systems. It ensures the delivery of clean, filtered air into a controlled space by allowing air to enter from the top side of the housing and pass through the HEPA filter before distribution.
Return Air Riser.
A Return Air Riser in HVAC is a vertical duct or shaft designed to facilitate the return of air from different floors or spaces back to the central air handling unit (AHU) or HVAC system. It ensures proper air circulation by maintaining air balance and pressure within a building. A Return Air Riser is a crucial component in multi-story buildings and large HVAC systems, ensuring efficient airflow, air quality, and system performance. Proper design, installation, and maintenance help optimize HVAC efficiency while maintaining indoor comfort.
Riser Grille.
A Riser Grille in HVAC is a ventilation grille installed on vertical duct shafts or return air risers to allow the passage of return or exhaust air while preventing debris and objects from entering the ductwork. It is commonly used in multi-story buildings to maintain air circulation and pressure balance within the HVAC system.