Our own Jeff Sill recently made 'the perfect weld.' His manual TIG weld on this 600 lb 316L flange was part of a process skid our skid shop built for a local R&D facility.
The choice of constant of variable air volume for your HVAC system depends on a number of factors. See what is best for your building.
https://www.therma.com/variable-air-volume-versus-constant-air-volume/
Therma can fabricate custom signs built out of most anything. For Santa Clara University, we created a powder coated black iron sign in a stainless steel frame.
The choice of constant OR variable air volume for your HVAC system depends on a number of factors. See what is best for your building.
https://www.therma.com/variable-air-volume-versus-constant-air-volume/
Therma's Architectural Sheet Metal team installed custom stair skin panels that were 1/4" aluminum averaging 48" wide x 96" tall. The stairs, painted in metallic blue, are meant to be the main focus of Intuit's corporate headquarters.
HVAC systems can be divided into two broad categories – constant air volume (CAV) and variable air volume (VAV). Find out which one is right for your building...
https://www.therma.com/variable-air-volume-versus-constant-air-volume/
Not only can you save money by using a more efficient system, but you can dramatically reduce your CO2 output.
How much can you reduce your carbon footprint?
Check out our latest blog post to find out how much!
https://www.therma.com/the-pros-and-cons-of-utilizing-chillers-for-your-facility/
Do you know how much of your building's energy consumption is attributed to your cooling system? You might be surprised.
Check out our latest blog post to find out how to bring those numbers down.
https://www.therma.com/the-pros-and-cons-of-utilizing-chillers-for-your-facility/
Meet Therma's newest employee, Tom. He joins a team of dedicated PM and project sales reps. He plays a mean game of golf and loves to cook with his kids. One of his proudest moments was seeing his son perform live at Coachella 2018.
Industry leaders, facility managers, and engineers are always looking for ways to improve efficiencies at their facilities. An industrial or commercial chiller continues to be a well-thought-out alternative to cooling process fluids or dehumidifying air in an industrial or commercial setting. But it's not always the best option.
Check out our newest blog post to find out if using a chiller is the right solution for your business.
https://www.therma.com/the-pros-and-cons-of-utilizing-chillers-for-your-facility/