Our company supplies decentralised extraction systems in response to the growing pressure to reduce CO2 emissions and lower electricity consumption within manufacturing processes.

Why do we focus specifically on this area?

• Extraction technology is a non-productive piece of equipment; it does not add value to the product nor shorten production times. Nevertheless, it is an essential component of the production line to ensure a healthy working and living environment.
• Central extraction systems are equipped with high-pressure fans designed to overcome all pressure losses within the ventilation system, such as those in extraction units, extraction ducting, the filtration media itself, and finally, the discharge elements (nozzles, piping, and textile sleeves).
• In central extraction systems with standard fan pressures of 3500 Pa, the energy consumption is approximately 1.3 kW or more per 1000 m3/h of extracted and filtered air. This kW requirement can be broken down into: 10% for pressure loss in extraction units, 35% for extraction ducting, 30% for the filter, 20% for the discharge tract, and 5% for leaks in the central line.
• A standard central system with a capacity of 100,000 m3/h has an installed power of approximately 130 to 150 kW. Extraction is often one of the largest consumers of electricity in a manufacturing plant, accounting for up to 20–35% of total electrical consumption.