Air Curtains are an effective means of environmental separation for energy savings and comfort by TMI, LLC.

How Air Curtains Work • Air-Pro Series • Commercial Series • Commercial Front Door Series • Insect Back Door Series • Light Industrial Series • Medium Industrial Series •
Heavy Industrial Series • Extra Heavy Industrial Series •
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TMI’s new line of Save-T air curtains feature a uniquely-designed air compression chamber that makes use of the Coanda effect principle to collect air as it leaves the blowers and compress it into a concentrated stream, which effectively covers the entire door opening. This airstream helps reduce unwanted air infiltration while enabling doorways to be left open so that people, equipment and inventory can pass freely between them.

Air Curtains reduce energy costs while increasing employee and customer comfort. The high velocity air screen created by the Air Curtain stops outside wind, while circulating the warm air that naturally rises toward the ceiling. During the winter months, Air Curtains stop exterior cold drafts from entering through open doorways and prevent heated air from escaping. During the summer months, Air Curtains keep warm, humid air outside and prevent the loss of conditioned air.

Save-T Air Curtains are ideal options for those looking to:Manage Environments

Control Temperatures
Prevent insects from entering work areas
Reduce energy costs
Enhance Workflow

TMI, LLC utilizes the highest quality materials to produce its Air Curtains. The system is constructed of 100% steel components. The intake grill, side panels and top & bottom panels are produced of stainless steel. The fans and fan baskets are SG-grade galvanized steel. The unit is assembled with stainless steel hex screws so the intake grill can be easily and quickly removed for fast, easy maintenance and cleaning.

To select the correct Save-T Air Curtain for your application, the following factors should be determined:

Type of application (See chart below)
Height and width of doorway opening
Amount of direct external wind exposure in m.p.h.
Pressure balance inside building
Heating option requirement