Save energy with airwalls
Medium and large halls
In entrance areas under poor conditions
Reduction of loss due to convection at high temperatures (>600°C)
Customer satisfaction

More sustainable with Airwalls: our Energy Efficiency Casebook
- Find out how you can save energy with Airwalls
- All relevant information in a handy PDF
- With practical example
We show you your energy saving potential
With just a few details from your company, we can show you exactly how much energy you would save by using Airwalls - without obligation, with free advice included.

FAQ
Airwalls are systems that accelerate air to high speeds with the help of fans and compress it into a thin jet via a patented nozzle (pressure linear module). The generated air jet prevents layers of air from mixing. Our units can be mounted on the side of gates or above doors. The air jet then separates the air over the entire height. This keeps cold air outside in winter, for example, and does not cool the air indoors. Airwalls are modular and therefore have a lot of planning freedom. They can therefore also be retrofitted without any problems.
Air curtains have a lower air velocity and need a large volume of air to function. As a result, air curtains do not separate different layers of air, but mix them. As a result, if they are used to keep warm air indoors, for example, they need much more energy because they have to heat more air and the heated air mixes directly with the cold outside air. Our systems, on the other hand, work with a small volume of air at high speed and can thus reliably keep air milieus apart. This makes airwalls more energy-efficient and helps companies achieve climate protection goals.
Our Airwall Compact can be installed by customers themselves. For larger installations like our Airwall Grand, we work together with customers to plan the project, manage the installation and control the result. We work together with long-standing partners who take care of the optimal installation with a lot of expertise and enthusiasm. All planning steps are transparent and discussed with customers. Depending on the size and other general conditions, however, the installation can take different lengths of time.
Since airwalls reduce energy consumption in the long term, an investment usually pays off after a short time. The payback depends on the type of use, the size of the doors and the building, as well as energy prices. The mix of energy sources for electricity also plays a decisive role. However, most of our air walls pay for themselves very quickly. They are beneficial for the climate from the very first minute.