The SolvAir Team
We work with you to advise, design, install and maintain your system. Our priority is that you see results from day one – from increased productivity to decreased energy usage.
See our bespoke solutionsWe work with you to advise, design, install and maintain your system. Our priority is that you see results from day one – from increased productivity to decreased energy usage.
See our bespoke solutions
Chris leads SolvAir’s client liaison, as well using his 30 years’ industry experience to pioneer our smart and innovative solutions for our customers.
Steve is our technical expert and adviser, and has over a decade’s experience in production and sales within the engineering industry.
Jamie works closely with new and existing clients, providing excellent customer service and offering products which best meet customer needs.
Zack is at the centre of our production activities, assembling customer orders to ensure they meet our high standards, and providing on-site technical support.
Jason manages our digital and print marketing. With over 20 years marketing and design experience, he supports our Sales Team’s communication with our customers.
Karen is responsible for our financial matters, maintaining client accounts, as well as overseeing our sales and purchase accounts.
Nicola manages the company’s finances, including strategic oversight of our commercial arrangements with suppliers, as well as the payment plans with our clients.
Glenn was, and will always be, a much loved member of the SolvAir team. He provided engineering expertise with a focus on bespoke detail and ensuring our clients got the systems and results they wanted. We are so saddened at his passing, and he will always be in our thoughts and hearts.
Air Knives are often the most efficient and effective method of removing or controlling foreign substances for any surface.
Most Air Knives are stationary with products passing through them on a conveyor however there are also systems where the product is stationery and the Air Knives move around it.
Air Blowers and compressed air machines are the two main devices used by manufacturers to create high-speed air streams for industrial use.
The main difference between compressors and blowers is the pressure ratio. Compressors operate at a high-pressure ratio, and blowers a low-pressure ratio.
Air Blowers are devices designed to take in air at an inlet, and expel it at an outlet, whilst increasing both the speed and the volume of air.
