Each air handling unit is designed to achieve a specified duty and to condition the air to meet individual specifications.

They are produced complete with stainless steel housing and transitions fabricated to meet industry standards.

* Are designed to suit site limitations

* Can be supplied complete with fan and stand

* Are suitable for corrosive atmosphere

This Air Handling Unit was designed for a milk processing plant in Australia. 

The top unit is a dehumidifier, the air passes through the coil to remove the moisture and is heated up slightly. 

The bottom unit is the aftercooler, which takes the air from the dehumidifier and cools it down to the temperature required for the process plant.

This air/water heat exchanger will be mounted on a mobile unit used in a harsh mining environment.

The heat exchanger cools equipment process water from 60 + degrees C to below 50 degrees.

It has been manufactured from heavy wall copper tube, galvanised mild steel panels and fitted with high duty fans.

This Air Handling Unit was designed for installation for a Japanese food processing site.

Filters are contained in the inlet duct (square section), the humid air passes through a SS tube/aluminium fin dehumidification heat exchanger, and then through a demister section.  The air is then reheated by a steam coil (manufactured to ASME V3 / AS1210 specifications) before being used in the manufacturing process.  Specially fabricated manways allow access to inspect and clean the unit.

This small air handler unit includes a dehumidification heat exchanger, access port for demister section and EU filter inlet section.

Using geothermal steam to heat air from ambient temperature to over 125 degrees C.

The heat exchanger coils are manufactured from mild steel tubes as they are best suited to the corrosive nature of geothermal steam.

Steelfort supplied the inlet transition (as seen in the photograph) and the outlet transition.