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RAMPF resins brings antibacterial sealing foam on the market – material certified for air conditioning systems bacteria are everywhere – in the air, in the water, on the ground. Thus the useless microbes at least in buildings, clean rooms or in the car no longer feel has RAMPF resins the antibacterial seal foam RAKU-PUR 32-3276 developed, which is certified according to VDI 6022. The new tear-resistant two-component polyurethane system sure seal air conditioners, fans, filters, lamps and ventilation systems. Quietly and efficiently so the new antibacterial sealing foam by RAMPF protects against fungi, yeasts, bacteria, and Legionella. The thixotropic material polyurethane (PU) with the name RAKU-PUR 32-3276 has a very compact, hydrophobic integral skin.

Thus, it is suitable for the sealing of complex, three-dimensional components with convex or concave contour. The foam Caterpillar remains constant through the thixotropy inclines or slopes. Still convinced the 2K-System due to high Tensile strength, low water absorption, fast installation ease and optimum adhesion on a variety of surfaces whether painted or powder-coated. Also complies with the new development from the House of RAMPF hygiene of ventilation systems (HVAC systems), as well as devices VDI 6022 resins and was recognized by the Institute for air hygiene microbial inert. The audit was conducted in accordance with DIN EN ISO 846.

The material is ideal for use in public buildings such as hospitals or in pure, and wet rooms, where useless microbes are absolutely taboo. “The concept of machine and material from a single source” saves costs also that company Koolair opts for the latest RAMPF technology. The leading manufacturer used resins for air-conditioning in all applications around the air distribution such as ventilation grilles, sprinklers and access locks on the antibacterial polyurethane sealing foam by RAMPF. The foam is applied by a low-pressure mixing and dispensing system RAMPF sister company Dispensing equipment. According to own Koolair system solution saves up to 40% of the production costs. Thus, the 2K-PU-System in the future not only in the hospital or in the home is to be found, but also in spectacular buildings such as the new Convention Center in Irish Dublin or in extravagant hotels such as the Puerta de America in Madrid.

The Jenoptik lasers & material processing Division showed their new plant KATASORB PRINT at the K fair October 2013 for the first time. Jena, November 20, 2013 with the KATASORB system PRINT, Jenoptik has expanded its product range for the purification of waste. The KATASORB presented for the first time in Dusseldorf PRINT is specifically designed for the printing industry: integrated directly into the printing machine, the system reduces the operating costs of the printing machine and increases energy efficiency. So, Jenoptik is aimed at manufacturers of printing presses and printers who want to achieve significant savings in their total cost of ownership. The system is suitable both for the initial equipment and for retrofitting of printing machines. KATASORB PRINT is a complete drying unit with integrated catalytic exhaust cleaning and heat recovery. This first system designed for integration into printing machines reduces the operating costs of printing plant by up to 85 percent compared to standard systems, such as investigations.

A comparison was made for this with KATASORB PRINT is equipped printing machine and a machine, the exhaust air cleaning system without catalytic support is working and is not included in the machine. A model could be shown also through the use of the drying unit KATASORB PRINT CO2 emissions by up to 200 tons per year can reduce. Basis for the model was a printing press with an average service life of 4,000 hours and a volume of almost 58 million square meters per year. Also the annual consumption of energy decreases through the use of the KATASORB PRINT of approximately 400 to 60 megawatt hours. These energy efficiency as well as the compact design distinguish the system KATASORB PRINT. Its high efficiency the concept owes the catalytic material implementation with a low-level system design, as well as the heat feedback in the drying unit.