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FabricAir, Inc.
312-A Swanson Drive
Lawrenceville, GA 30043, USA
Phone (502) 493-2210
Fax (502) 493-4002
info@fabricair.com

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Selecting Fabric and Flow Model,
steps 4-8, Applications

If sound is an issue, start
here (steps 2 through 3)
to select fabric and flow
model to use.
 

Type of Throw

Flow model:

Application

Refrigeration

Evaporative Cooling

Air Conditioning

Heating

Ventilation

Dehumidification

Fabric:

FabricAir® Trevira CS

Permeable

FabricAir® Combi 20/60/70/80

Permeable

FabricAir® Antistat*

Non-permeable

FabricAir® Combi 85/90*

Non-permeable

FabricAir® Glass*

Non-permeable

FabricAir® Poly*

Non-permeable

Step 4

Consider type of
throw.

Step 5

Select a flow
model.

Step 6

Check whether
the flow model
suits the
application.
Select another
flow model if it
does not.

Step 7

Select a fabric which is available for the specific flow model, permeable or non-permeable

STEP 8, EXTRA STEP
Consider the suitability of the
Fabric in your Application.

* In general, we recommend that only permeable
products be used for supplying cold air. In some
situations, however, cold air can be supplied using
non-permeable products without the risk of condensation
forming on the duct. Please call your nearest FabricAir®
representative for further information if required.