NEW TVE 9 table fan – finally available!
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Tag: fan
NEW TVE 9 table fan – affordable and ultra-quiet refreshment!
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
With our new TVE 9 table fan, you can quickly and affordably ensure comfortable cooling for the hot days ahead. Simply place the unit on the table at home or at your workplace, plug in the power cable and you are all set with a cooling breeze. And quiet as a whisper, mind you! And you can get it super affordably with our early booking discount, saving over 50% – as long as you order the TVE 9 by the delivery in CW 27!
Dust extraction during refurbishment – with the TTV 2500 S ventilator.
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Renovation and refurbishment work at home typically means a great amount of dust and dirt – and just as great of a health hazard. Because wherever old pipes are removed, plaster eliminated and floors taken out, harmful quartz dust is released. Before this is inhaled by customers, employees and other house inhabitants or before it contaminates other rooms, it must be suctioned up – for example with the TTV 2500 S ventilator from Trotec …
TTW 25000 S wind machine – was sold out, now available again!
There was recently enormous demand everywhere for a fresh breeze, and our stocks of TTW 25000 S sold out in no time. In such cases of course, we crank up our production quickly, so that now we are able to announce that: our wind machine is back and reporting for immediate duty! So if it’s fresh air you want, act now…
NEW TTV 4500 S High Performance Fan – available for delivery from today!
It’s here – our new TTV 4500 S High Performance Fan, the clever solution for nearly all restoration service providers, construction firms, industrial companies and tradesmen. And delivery starts today! Whether you need to speed up construction drying, quickly remove dust or aerate and ventilate building sites, warehouses and workshops in no time – the powerful axial fan is the budget-friendly first choice.
We move air
Stagnation is regression: This motto is true of many areas – even for air. If the air is stagnant on a construction site, the building structure dries slowly. And this means time is wasted, resulting in financial losses for the construction project. In stagnant air, dust accumulates, and who wants to work under such conditions? Set your room air in motion, whether on the construction site, in newly renovated rooms, in warehouses or in workshops. The new high-power ventilator TTV 4500 S helps you to succeed with fresh air. Secure a discount of almost 60 Euros now and order it today. Deliveries begin from the 26th calendar week.
TFV 30 S Turbo Fans – available again with immediate effect
And at a sensational price-performance ratio: the TFV 30 S Turbo Fan is the ideal universal equipment for renovation, cleaning and craft businesses. It helps to dry out walls and floors that have been damaged by water, speeds up the drying out of screed and buildings and dries carpets that have been wet cleaned
significantly quicker.
Strong wind, much power – the TTW 35000 S Barrel Fan
To cool machines and pavilions or for the effect ventilation at events. Enough wind for all areas with the new TTW 35000 S
Do you have to cool down your production sites or showrooms? Do you want to draw of smoke out of your buildings? Do you need stronger traverse ventilation or more air circulation in your hall? Our new barrel fan TTW 35000 S is also best suitable for the effect ventilation of your fair, fashion show or discotheque and for wind simulations for film and photo shoots. Read More
TKL to the rescue
From the diaries of a member of the Trotec media team: How a building dryer and a fan saved my bacon and the day.
We all make mistakes. After all to err is human. And if my story helps prevent anyone else from making the same mistake as I did, then some good may come of what nearly turned out to be my own little Waterloo. Read More
Problems with moisture for home builders in summer?
Posted on by Christian Hoffmann
Problems with moisture for home builders in summer?
You must be joking!
We’re not, actually. And as anybody who has had the misfortune of having to deal with damage caused by dampness and excess moisture after their house had not been given enough time to dry out will tell you – mould is not a laughing matter.
It is still popular belief among many home builders that summertime is the best time of the year to carry out their building projects because it is warmer – and because it is warmer walls and screed will therefore dry more quickly. Wrong. What they fail to realize is that it is not the temperature which is the deciding factor when it comes to drying out new buildings – it is the relative humidity. And in summertime the relative humidity is still surprisingly high.
Measurements carried out by the met office in Friedberg show that the average relative humidity in June alone was 56% (!) compared to an average relative humidity of 68% throughout 2010.
But help is at hand! Building dryers are used throughout the building trade to dry buildings at all times of the year and not just in the winter months which is what most people would expect. Which building dryer you need depends on the size of your building, the prevailing temperature and, of course, the relative humidity. The best and perhaps most reliable way to determine the size of the building is to use a laser distance meter. Laser distance meters from Leica, for example, can measure room sizes accurately down to four hundredths of an inch (1mm). There’s German precision again for you.
The next step is to determine the temperature and the relative humidity. A tthermohygrometer is practically two devices rolled into one. It can measure the temperature in either degrees Centigrade or Fahrenheit and it provides you with accurate information on relative humidity. It’s a bit like killing two birds with one – er – thermohygrometer.
The third and final step is to enter the information you have gathered into our totally-free-of-charge, no-strings-attached calculator which then determines the dehumidification performance you need before telling you which building dryer will transform your building from a wet one into a dry one.
Oh, yes. And by the way… a single building dryer is all you need to dry out any number of rooms in a building if you follow the steps mentioned above. These steps ensure that you pick the right-sized building dryer for your own individual application. One mustn’t forget, however, that this is only possible if the air can be circulated between the rooms sufficiently. A fan is often the most efficient means of making sure that this is guaranteed.
A combination comprising the right building dryer and the right fan can cut drying times in buildings not only in half but by as much as 75%! This means that you can move into your new home on time and save £’s on heating costs, which can soar up to 200% of what you would normally have to pay simply because dry walls keep out the cold better than wet ones.
You can rest assured that you and your family are moving into a dry house with a healthy indoor climate and that you are saving money in the long run, because there is no need to call in the builders to remove the damage caused by mould and moisture. Not a bad deal really when you come to think of it.
