Annexair Unveils First-Ever Biocomposite Ventilation Unit on HVAC Market

The Canadian supplier recycles plastic water bottles to promote sustainable air conditioning

ORLANDO, FL, Feb. 4, 2020 /PRNewswire/ - Today is the day that Annexair, a manufacturer specialized in the design and construction of air conditioning systems for commercial applications, unveils a brand-new eco-friendly ventilation system: a Biocomposite central air unit made of recycled plastic water bottles.

The Biocomposite unit was unveiled during the Expo AHR in Orlando, Florida, and will be competitively priced on the HVAC market. This new product was thoughtfully designed in-house after seven years of R&D and provides many benefits to commercial building owners who care about the environment:

    --  Operating this unit would reduce the greenhouse gas effect by about 85%
        compared to conventional steel units;
    --  Not only is it 100% recyclable and good for the environment, this
        Biocomposite casing does not require any metal components;
    --  The Biocomposite resin is fire-resistant, has no impact on the
        environment nor on the human health;
    --  The Biocomposite casing consumes less energy, is sustainable and fully
        resistant to corrosion and rust;
    --  As the casing is 50% to 60% lighter than conventional units, it means
        less weight on building structures and during transportation;
    --  The unit should generally last 50 to 60 years, and even longer if well
        maintained;

"The year 2020 is pivotal for the Annexair team and also for our entire industry," said François Lemieux, Annexair president. "We can no longer ignore the devastating effects of climate change, that's why we believe in a renewed business model that can meet the requirements of the North American market."

The experts at Annexair reckon that in one year they would recover approximately 30 million recycled plastic bottles for the assembly of their units. In order to meet their business objectives in terms of sustainability, Annexair will also halt production of their steel HVAC units in 2021. The new unit, produced in Drummondville, Canada, will be available starting August 2020.

About Annexair

Founded in 1998 in Drummondville, Canada, Annexair is a Quebec company specializing in the manufacture and design of air conditioning systems for commercial applications. Its HVAC units incorporate energy and air recovery technologies to meet the needs of more eco-friendly companies. Annexair is a member of the United Nations Global Compact and is committed to developing and maintaining new sustainable industrial processes. Annexair built its reputation on innovation and customer satisfaction. To streamline its new manufacturing operations, Annexair is currently investing in a new ultramodern 300,000-sq. ft. plant in Saint-Germain-de-Grantham--a project valued at over $40 million. Annexair has major US corporations as clients, notably Facebook, Marriott International, Harvard University, NASA, the Dallas Cowboys' AT&T Stadium and many US Armed Forces bases.

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