Honeycombs:
- used in refrigeration equipment to force laminar air flow (eliminating airflow interference),
- material: polycarbonate,
- temperature range: -40°C / +110°C.
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Honeycombs
2 min read Updated: 27 April 2023
What are honeycombs used for in refrigerated display cases?
They stabilise the air curtain in open-type display cases – dozens of hexagonal cells 'straighten' the airflow, giving it a laminar, orderly flow. This creates an invisible thermal barrier that keeps cold air inside the cabinet and reduces frost build-up.
What material are honeycombs made from, and what is their temperature range?
They are made from polycarbonate, resistant to moisture, mould and professional cleaning agents. They operate in a temperature range from -40°C to +110°C and are easy to remove for washing and disinfection (HACCP).
How do honeycombs affect energy consumption?
A well-designed air curtain based on honeycombs can reduce cooling power demand by more than ten per cent, which at current energy prices generates significant annual savings and eases the load on the evaporator fans.
