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Recently, Great Wall Motor and BMW Group set up a joint venture in China called "Beam Automotive", which plans to set up an annual production capacity of 160,000 vehicles. The company is building a “one base for three centers”, which will include a manufacturing plant, global research and development, and engine, gearbox and other key parts production centers for electric vehicles under one roof.

When Andy Rittberger and his wife decided to convert their 70-year-old barn that once housed 500 hogs and 100 cattle into The Scale House, an 840 sq. m. wedding venue in Zanesville, Ohio, USA, they learned early on that cooling the old structure was a challenge.

We are thrilled to announce the launch of a brand-new FabricAir website. For several months, a team of our employees and external professionals worked hand in hand to craft a new, modern, and user-friendly website. And the day has come for it to see the world!

Madrid City Council proposed the construction of a new Sports Center "La Cebada". The sports center, located in the transforming neighborhood of Lavapiés, will have a gym, a sports court, and an outdoor space on the top floor. The installation company Serrazar, chose FabricAir’s fabric-based air distribution solution to be installed in the swimming pool and the sports center's indoor sports court.

As the pandemic ends and the world returns to normal life, so do the major exhibitions. One of them is RESTA 2022, the largest construction exhibition in the Baltic States that is taking place in Vilnius, Lithuania on 20-23 April. To better acquaint the market with textile-based air distribution solutions, FabricAir, a global leader in such products, decided to participate in this exhibition and present its innovative products.

LTP Texdan, a global manufacturer of Sport & Outdoor apparel and Sustainable Fashion & Lifestyle, took over an old industrial building in Šilalė, Lithuania, and decided to repurpose it into a modern garment weaving facility. For that, they needed a brand-new air distribution system that would be flexible and would meet the highest quality standards.

FabricAir, a global leading fabric-based air distribution solution developer, has been expanding quite rapidly in the past years, trying to deliver exceptional attention to all of its clients. Now, the company opens a new door in the Eastern European market by adding a subsidiary in Poland.

WIHO Hofbauer GmbH, an Austrian tool and mold maker, operates high-end lathe and grinding machines, which require a constant temperature in production halls. The company was looking for a reliable air distribution system that would protect the machines from temperature fluctuations and also increase the working comfort of the employees. They wished to improve their facility, so they contacted FabricAir to design a brand-new fabric-based air distribution system.

National Aquatics Center is now the world’s first double Olympic venue, able to host water and ice events in the same place. The top of the “Ice Cube”, which now hosts the Curling events of the Winter Olympics, is a membrane structure, therefore it was a huge challenge to create a perfect, stable indoor temperature that would be absolutely the same in every corner of the venue. The air distribution system had to guarantee a stable ice surface temperature of -8.5℃, so that all the athletes would have equal conditions in competition, no matter which lane would they be using.