Valspar

To begin with, the project had very precise air requirements, including a maintained dew point that had to be extremely low and a consistent, sustained CFM for each line—regardless if one line was running by itself, two were running, or three lines were running at the same time. There was also the added need to eliminate any CFM fluctuation while the powder coat lines come online or go offline. And finally, there was a rather complicated controls integration that had to take place. The consequences of conditioned air or a CFM number that was not to spec would be production disruptions and further quality issues; neither were acceptable.