The order includes more than 30 automatic panel filters, fine dust filters, a complete hi-vacuum waste removal, a reclaim system and 6 km of ducts.
The Nederman system will reduce dust levels in the new production facility to meet OSHA regulations (Occupational Safety & Health Administration) and supply conditioned air to the yarn processing equipment to maintain high production levels. It will also reduce the energy required by as much as 25% over conventional air conditioning supply systems.
“This is one of our largest orders ever. It has been taken in tough competition but we believe that it is an important order in a market where the textile industry increasingly moves back production to the US again,” said Sven Kristensson, Nederman’s CEO.
Installation of the Nederman system is expected to start during the first half of 2014 and be completed during 2015.