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This catalog comprehensively introduces Tornex's air curtain-related products. It creates an "air wall" at entrances of stores, offices, and factories, addressing a wide range of needs such as smoke separation measures, energy conservation through blocking outside air, pest control, heatwave countermeasures, and even neutralizing and deodorizing tobacco odors that cling to clothing. It features proposals and implementation results tailored to various environments and applications, including automatic door-linked models, custom specifications, gate-type neutralizing deodorizing devices, and cooling zones using mist, supporting the creation of comfortable and hygienic spaces. If you are interested, please take a look at the catalog. Also, feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

Make the air in your home cleaner and more comfortable. Tornex's built-in air purifier effectively captures fine particles such as pollen, PM2.5, and viruses, delivering clean air throughout your home. Its electronic dust collection filter can be washed and reused, helping to reduce running costs. We have compiled case studies and product lineups tailored to your home, including whole-house air purification, outdoor air purification, and circulation. We have prepared a PDF version, so if you are interested, please feel free to download and take a look. If you would like a printed version sent to you, please apply using the link below. ▼ Ipros Special Page https://pr.mono.ipros.com/tornex/

Tornex Co., Ltd., which manufactures and sells smoking area systems and residential ventilation filters, has evolved its already highly deodorizing "smoking separation deodorization booth" to further improve air quality, announcing a renewed model equipped with Sharp Corporation's "Plasmacluster" technology. Shipments will begin sequentially from orders placed in November 2025. In response to the growing social demand regarding smoking environments, the importance of measures against passive smoking and odor control in both indoor and outdoor settings is increasing. In particular, the "technical standards for smoking rooms" based on the revised Health Promotion Law stipulate conditions such as: - Wind speed at the entrance and exit of the smoking room must be 0.2 m/s or higher - The concentration of suspended particulate matter in the air discharged outdoors must be 0.015 mg/m³ or lower - The removal rate of TVOC (total volatile organic compounds) must be 95% or higher Products and equipment that meet these criteria are in high demand. The newly announced model enhances functionality based on previous performance. Equipped with Sharp's "Plasmacluster," it effectively suppresses tobacco odors and fine particles, and an additional air purification function has been added. Compared to the conventional model, it achieves improved air cleanliness after exhaust.

In machine shops, cutting oil is used for lubrication, cooling, and cleaning during metal processing. When machine tools are operated, the cutting oil evaporates and floats in the factory as oil mist. If this oil mist is left unattended, it can lead to health issues for workers, slipping accidents due to slippery floors, and malfunctions of air conditioning equipment. To address this, Torunex has developed a low-power oil mist collector that effectively removes oil mist using electronic dust collection technology.

In this seminar, experts in insulation and airtightness, along with professionals in cold climate housing construction, will discuss the construction of homes with "Insulation Grade 6." The speakers include Emeritus Professor Yuuzou Sakamoto from the University of Tokyo, Associate Professor Masato Iguchi from Nihon University’s Faculty of Science and Technology, and Katsunori Maki, an advisor from Rid Co., Ltd. in Hokkaido, who will participate in a talk session. With the growing global awareness of environmental issues, the movement to promote "GX (Green Transformation)" is accelerating in Japan as well. Particularly in the housing sector, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, and the Ministry of the Environment have jointly established subsidies for energy-efficient homes that significantly exceed the standards of ZEH (Net Zero Energy House), targeting "GX-oriented homes." As many construction companies engage in GX housing, it is crucial to explore how to differentiate themselves and succeed in competition. This seminar will delve into how the introduction of technologies such as whole-house air conditioning and whole-house air purification can serve as differentiation factors from other companies, as well as how to envision the future landscape. It is a valuable opportunity to gain insights for future housing development.