April 25, 2003 - With 3 vertical, solid fiber stiffeners to help resist bowing, Fogger Pad provides cooler, drier, cleaner environment. Each pad is 12 in. wide to aid in installation onto building's existing air inlet. Air movement associated with evaporative cooling helps remove odors, excess moisture and gases, and dust and dirt. Product provides cooling for livestock, poultry and plants, and commercial and industrial facilities.
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Glacier-cor Now Offers Redesigned Evaporative Cooling Fogger Pad
New Pad Has Three Vertical Stiffeners to Help Resist Bowing
Glacier-Cor, a leading manufacturer of highly efficient, rigid, cellulose evaporative cooling pads for the agricultural, horticultural, commercial, industrial and residential markets, now introduces an enhanced version of its popular fogging pad.
Glacier-Cor's Fogger Pad is designed to provide a cooler, drier, cleaner home for livestock, poultry and plants, and to provide cooling for commercial and industrial facilities, where hot summer conditions are a leading cause of decreased worker productivity as well as increased heat-related illnesses and absenteeism.
Only Glacier-Cor's Fogger Pad has three vertical stiffeners per 12 inches of width to help resist bowing in the field. Competitive pads only have one stiffener or none at all. These solid fiber stiffeners, along with the addition of wider glue lines, increase the pad's strength and durability, and improve the lifetime of the pad.
Each Fogger Pad is 12 inches wide, making it easy to handle and install onto a building's existing air inlet.
Installation of the pad leads to a number of benefits. Cooler indoor temperatures improve the environment for plants and animals, plus significantly improve working conditions for employees. Cooling a chicken coop, for example, allows for the chicken to experience greater weight gain, better production, reduced mortality rate, and improved reproductive characteristics.
A properly designed and maintained pad-and-fan evaporative cooling system will effectively cool ventilation air without wetting a room and its contents. Summer heat can cause indoor conditions to become much hotter than desired. Evaporative cooling is one way to reduce temperatures in both large and small commercial and industrial buildings without a compressor, condenser, chiller coil, cooling tower, or heavily insulated piping.
Additionally, the air movement associated with evaporative cooling helps remove odors, excess moisture and gases, as well as dust and dirt.
Glacier-Cor backs all of its pads with a full one-year warranty.
Glacier-Cor is a wholly owned business of Munters Corporation with operations in Arizona, Florida, and Mexico. Munters is the world leader in moisture control with products and services for dehumidification, humidification and air treatment.
For information about this product and others in the Glacier-Cor line, visit the company's Web site at www.glacier-cor.com or call 866/500-6961.
Contacts:
Public Relations:
L.C. Williams & Associates
Ben Arens
USA
Phone: 800-837-7123 E-mail this person
General Information:
David Simkins
USA
Phone: 978-241-1121 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Munters Corp. Address: Marketing Dept., 79 Monroe St., P.O. Box 640 City: Amesbury State: MA ZIP: 01913 3204 Country: USA Phone: 978-241-1100 FAX: 978-241-1215 http://www.munters.com
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