Air Knife Gap Size: How to Set It for Your Application
The gap is the single most important setting on an air knife, and the one customers ask about most. Here is what it does and how to choose it.
The gap is the single most important setting on an air knife, and the one customers ask about most. Here is what it does and how to choose it.
The material affects how long an air knife lasts, how much it weighs, and whether it survives washdown or corrosive environments. Here is how to pick.
Delivery time is usually the second question customers ask, right after the price. Here is how our production and shipping schedule actually works.
Standard units cover most applications, but not all. When a line has unusual geometry or a tight footprint, we build to the application.
A short checklist to work through before you contact us — having these answers ready makes the recommendation faster and more accurate.
Quotations vary widely between suppliers because the systems differ. Here is what to prepare so the quote you get is the one you can actually use.