Cool in summer (1st December 2007)

Technicut, manufacturer and supplier of specialist rotary cutting tools, has found a cost effective solution to its space cooling problems.

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Keeping the heat down (1st April 2007)

When Welconstruct Customer Solutions was given the contract to turn an old factory into a 9000m2 distribution centre for ChoicesUK, it needed to ensure not only that the centre would work efficiently but that staff picking pr

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Cooler controller (1st April 2007)

Seeley International (Europe) manufacturer of the Breezair evaporative Cooling System, has introduced a new Industrial Wall Controller (IWC). One unit is able to handle up to 10 smart hubs and can control up to 41 Breezair c

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Cooling solution (1st August 2006)

When summer temperatures on the factory floor at HPC Engineering regularly reached between 30 and 35C, the company turned to Clean Air Group to improve conditions for its workforce.

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Cool, calm and content (1st June 2006)

The aim of HVAC is to provide good air quality and a comfortable thermal environment that will contribute positively to health and productivity.

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Cooler for Aga staff (1st October 2005)

Temperatures in Aga’s Telford factory have been reduced from 30°C to a more comfortable ambient temperature of less than 25°C following the installation by Airplants of a Breezair evaporative air cooling system.

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Morale booster (1st October 2004)

Staff morale at Martin-Baker Aircraft Company has improved considerably since the installation of a Breezair Evaporative Air Cooling System from Seeley International.

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COOL SOLUTION FOR HOT EMPLOYEES (1st October 2004)

The problem of how to cool workers on the factory floor at Eminox in Lincolnshire without creating a high velocity impact that would affect a TIG welding process has been resolved with the installation of a Breezair evaporative cooling system with lo

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Improved working conditions (1st August 2004)

Summer temperatures of between 34 and 37C in the Riverside Bakery, Middlesbrough have been reduced by up to 10C following the installation of the Breezair Evaporative Cooling Systems from Seeley International (Europe). Specified by Pidra Environments

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Cool solution (1st April 2004)

A joint approach to cooling a hot, dry factory has improved conditions for employees at a leading UK sports car and Formula 1 motor racing company.

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KEEPING COOL (1st February 2004)

The SDU550 is an internally mounted evaporative cooling system launched by Seeley International (Europe) in conjunction with developers Work Space Cooling. It requires no external building work or complex installations.

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