Adaptors help panel builders get ahead
With the UK recession causing an intense increase in market competition, many control panel builders tried to get ahead by reducing stock levels and adapting standard products to meet customer requirements.
Despite reducing costs, streamlining the range of designs available has somewhat obvious limitations. Even with modification, customers can be restricted when it comes to specific requirements such as temperature control or prerequisites on space. Thanks to their partnership with Italian experts, Fandis, Axair Fans in Staffordshire can offer panel builders a comprehensive portfolio of flexible and cost efficient thermal management solutions. One such solution is Axair’s range of Fandis FPFA adaptors, a simple yet effective system that will free up space inside an enclosure without the need to downsize the fan or change any specification Axair Fans 01782 349430 www.axair-fans.co.uk<
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