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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.

Just recently, FabricAir, a global leading fabric-based air distribution solution manufacturer, introduced a brand-new new product to its portfolio – FabricAir Ceiling Diffuser. With its flexible design and simple installation capabilities, the new Ceiling Diffusers became attractive to the companies. It is particularly ideal for rooms with suspended ceilings, as the lightweight and flat product has a height of just 300 millimeters. Now, FabricAir was chosen to deliver nearly 100 diffusers to semiconductor giant Infineon Technologies AG in Bavaria, Germany.

Internal air quality is essential, especially in large event venues that have a huge capacity of occupants. Just recently, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia built a world-class, multipurpose event venue Jeddah Superdome, that was registered in the Guinness World Records for having the largest geodesic dome in the world. Naturally, owners of the building wanted the best air distribution system for their luxurious building, so they chose FabricAir’s solutions.

FabricAir’s refreshed brand identity and a new North America product debut highlight the global manufacture’s presence at the 2022 AHR Expo January 31 to February 2 in the Las Vegas Convention Center. FabricAir is among more than 1,600 exhibitors expected for the two three-day event that features networking, continuing education opportunities and robust COVID-19 protocols.

We are excited to announce that as of 2022, we’re refreshing our brand identity and launching a new logo and brand identity as part of the ongoing evolution of the FabricAir brand. With our new logo and vision, we are moving towards an exciting future while keeping our core values and strengthening our position in the HVAC industry as the innovator of the industry for the past 49 years.

The perpetual showering of corrosion and paint flakes from a church recreation center’s HVAC metal duct was an ongoing maintenance annoyance. However, the real challenge for Park Hill Baptist Church was the $100,000-plus price tag to replace the system. This is where FabricAir, a global fabric-based air distribution manufacturer, appeared with a solution that would both create an exquisite indoor environment and solve the costs issue.

Many manufacturing facilities know the significance of a well-performing air distribution system. It makes the workers feel better and allows them to be more efficient at work. Nemak, a leading provider of innovative lightweighting solutions for the global automotive industry, decided to install a fabric-based solution in their facility in Germany and chose FabricAir for the implementation of this project.