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AHU Solution

An AHU solution (Air Handling Unit) is a duct-based air humidifying system integrated in a ventilation system, adding vaporized water in the form of mist to the airflow.

Air humidity control in museums and theatres

Maintaining a constant and balanced humidity level is a must to preserve valuable art and provide optimal conditions for performers and musicians. Here’s how:

Air humidity control in printing

By controlling air humidity in your printing facility, you improve product quality and avoid downtime, damaged products, desiccation and static electricity. Here's how.

Air humidity in paint shops

Paints and lacquers rely on consistently correct levels of air humidity. If the humidity levels are correct and consistent, it’s easier to get a perfect result and a high productivity. Here’s how:

Airtec® Academy

Get behind the scenes when Airtec® installs and services an air humidification system

Atomizers and Nozzles

To ensure a fully integrated air humidification solution the choice of nozzle and atomizer is essential. Airtec® atomizers and nozzles are branded under the names of HydroJet™, HydroTrio™ and HydroOne™.

Capacity and Design

We design all our air humidifying systems on standard modular components combined with 30+ years of experience within a wide variety of industries and applications.

Desiccation: How to avoid loss of product weight and quality

In low air humidity, hygroscopic products will undergo shrinkage, drying-out or spoiling, leading to loss of product quality, mechanical properties, shorter shelf life and reduction in sales weight. Read more here.

Discover how humidity control reduces water in wood industry

Low humidity has had a negative impact on the productivity of the BV Trappen for some time. With an air humidification system from Airtec®, the wastage percentage was reduced - and the positive effect on the indoor climate could be felt after only a few hours.

Ensuring consistent wood production

Wood is a highly hygroscopic material, so in order to ensure a consistent wood product, it is vital to control the temperature and the air humidity. Here's how

ESD reduction in electronics manufacturing

In electronics manufacturing, reducing the risk of electrostatic discharges (ESD) is essential to avoid damage to components and production equipment – not to mention personnel. Here’s how:

Evaporative cooling: Energy-efficient removal of excess heat

It is a fact of nature that a phase shift burns energy – for instance, when water in liquid form turns to vapor, the energy required will cause the ambient temperature to drop.

How consistent food production is linked to air humidity

Air humidifiers are essential in maintaining consistent quality and quantity of food and wine products, avoiding desiccation and loss of product weight and quality. Here's how:

How to prevent airborne dust by increasing air humidity

Airborne dust is a by-product of most industrial processes and can constitute a threat to equipment and people. But airborne dust can be mitigated by control of relative air humidity. Here’s how.

Humidity control helped Ikaalinen College of Design and Crafts

Protecting the delicate characteristics of the wood for musical instruments by controlling the ambient humidity as well as reducing dust lead to productive benefits and improved work environment at the department for guitar making.

Humidity control in plastics production

In plastics and composites industries, correct air humidity keeps static electricity and dust in check, reducing the risk of downtime and ensuring a consistent production flow. Here’s how:

Improved productivity in packaging industry

By controlling air humidity, you ensure a consistent packaging product, fewer production stops, and you avoid damaged products and static electricity. Here's how

Indoor climate depends on the right air humidity

Avoiding dry air in offices and commercial buildings is the direct way to better wellbeing, protection of assets and a higher productivity. Here’s how:

In-room Solutions

In-room systems are typically used in production facilities such as printing houses, electronics manufacturing or other production areas with heat-producing machinery.

IX/HX diagram

The IX/HX or psychrometric diagram (the Mollier diagram) is one of the most useful tools when designing an air humidifying system. See how to use it correctly here.

Learn how humidity control helps reduce production cost | Airtec

A humidity solution from Airtec® improved productivity and reduced production costs at a plywood mill in Jyväskylä, Finland. Additionally, adding the humidification system from Airtec® lowered the dust level and improved the working environment.

Learn how humidity control improved the malting process | Airtec

A UK company in the malting industry was able to save extensive amounts of energy and water with high-pressure air humidification system from Airtec®.

Legionella Risk Assessment

Bacteria, including Legionella, are naturally occurring in water. Due to the seriousness related to Legionella, relevant precautions must be implemented to safely handle the risk of infections.

Read about our humidity control in window manufacturing

Air humidification systems are required in the production of windows to avoid drying out the raw material and to ensure the perfect result in the painting process. The Danish producer of quality windows Kastrup Vinduet A/S has selected Airtec® to supply humidi...

Read how humidity control can reduce “angel share” at distilleries

A humidity solution from Airtec® was able to reduce the ‘angel's share,’ or evaporation, for the biggest distillery in Finland. This made it possible to limit the loss of whisky volume during the maturing process.

SCADA

At Airtec®, we have designed our own Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system for air humidifying system with networked data communications and graphical user interfaces.

See how we assisted a recycling company with air humidification

One of the biggest recycling companies in Munich, Germany improved the working environment and the productivity by installing an air humidification system from Airtec®.

Site Assessment

Want to know how an air humidifying system might help to minimize downtime and give you our recommendations? Let us assess your facility for free.

Static electricity

Low relative air humidity increases the risk of static electricity causing damage to equipment and discomfort to people. Air humidity control is the key – here’s how.

System Components

All Airtec® high-pressure air humidifying systems are designed with five key factors in mind: Longevity, energy efficiency, hygienic design, operational stability and modular flexibility.

Virus and air humidity #01

This is the first article in a series of 3 about the impact of air humidity on virus spread. Our intention is to present some of the scientific research that deals with the relation between the two.

Virus and air humidity #02

The body defends itself aggressively against virus coming in via our noses and mouths. But studies indicate that low air humidity can make these defenses less effective. Read about it in our second article about the effect of air humidity on virus spread.

Virus and air humidity #03

A well-regulated indoor climate can help contain the spread of airborne virus. In this blog post, Airtec® sums up the facts and the recommendations.

Virus is more contagious in dry air. This is why:

Studies have shown that an elevated indoor air humidity can hinder or stop the spread of contagion due to virus. In fact, a relative air humidity of 40% or more can almost eliminate the infectivity of several types of virus – making indoor humidity control a r...