SANAG uses state-of-the-art drying techniques and processes. In most circumstances we use the low-pressure approach when drying insulation and cavities.

The outdated high-pressure approach to drying insulation and cavaties would cause contaminated (micro-fibers, dust, mold, etc.) air to flow back into the living area. This approach is outdated and not recommended when drying mineral fibers.

SANAG uses a low-pressure technique to draw the moist air out of the insulation. The moist air is replaced by dry air that is blown into the insulation. The moist air is dried and cleaned by a multi-stage filtering device and then released back into the room.

By using state-of-the-art monitoring techniques we can guarantee a quick drying cycle.

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