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PVCStrip.com now offers a complete line of air curtains, also known as air doors. Air doors / air curtains create invisible curtains of air by projecting a high velocity, high volume stream of air (almost like a real curtain) down the opening of a doorway. This powerful stream serves as the perfect barrier against temperature, humidity, dust, wind, dirt, insects, debris and odors. Every air door available through PVCStrip.com will help keep customers and employees comfortable while reducing heating and air conditioning expenses. Where regular doors must remain open or closed to be truly efficient, an air curtain can help control temperature and other elements when open, while not limiting workflow. Air doors also serve as excellent tools for keeping insects and undesired pests from entering a building.

Air Door/Air Curtain Features

The air curtains available through PVCStrip.com are compact and have a low-profile design. Each air door has a two-speed motor and an automatic door switch. When properly installed, air doors can provide a full return on investment just months after the purchase due to increased energy savings. Air doors can provide benefit to such industries as bakeries, breweries, cafeterias, restaurants, supermarkets, medical centers, hotels and warehouses. PVCStrip.com air doors are designed for mounting heights up to seven feet high. For more information on air doors / air curtains, please call 888-303-8515 or contact us.

Air Curtains (aka air doors) are effective temperature separators and, when properly used, help conserve energy and reduce energy costs. The shield of air created by an air curtain produces an invisible barrier that keeps conditioned temperatures confined within a controlled environment, while blocking outside, unconditioned air.  Air curtains, also known as air doors, keep insects at bay as the air stream that is created cannot be penetrated by flying insects.  Productivity and workflow are maximized through the use of air curtains as people and machinery can freely pass through the door, which is free of any physical barriers.