Revolutionary Approach To Controlling Air Temperature

NEW to New Zealand and creating significant interest in energy conservation are High-Volume/Low Speed (HV/LS) Revolution Ceiling Fans. Up to 7200mm in diameter, these fans effectively circulate air in industrial plants, warehouses and large facilities.

The heat pump that pumps up energy savings

IN 1997 Shaolin Hu came to New Zealand with a dream, to make a bridge between China and the West – to create an environment where the two diverse cultures could exchange knowledge and technology. He first learnt of air-con heat pumps in 1991 and since 2002 has been developing air-to-water heat pump technology that reduces the cost of heating water by up to 75 percent compared to traditional methods.

Comparing abrasive waterjet cutting technology to other methods

THE question most asked by customers about abrasive jet machining is "Will it be more cost effective than other profile cutting methods?" The answer is: choice is good – understand how to make the most of all the profile cutting methods on offer to you.

Technology brings honours to metalwork company

Sheet metalwork is an exacting trade. Many companies employ teams of excellent designers and welders, human and robotic, who make products to smooth the flow of 21st century life. And every so often a product "rises" above the rest. Jenny Baker reports on one of them.

40 years of innovation

2009 marks the 40th Anniversary of ICO Polymer’s New Zealand branch. The company started out as J.R.Courtenay (NZ) Ltd on Auckland’s NorthShore – supplying ground polymers for rotational moulding, fluidized bed products and powder coating. Today ICO Polymers is just as focused on technical innovation and maintaining customer relationships as it was on day one.

Pneumatic conveying cooling

HEAT generated within pneumatic conveying systems causes a multitude of problems for heat sensitive products and, as a result, often rules out pneumatic conveying as a possible means of powder conveying between two or more destinations.