Formed Stationary Louvers

Applications

In addition to our extruded aluminum models, Airline offers an extensive line of fabricated louvers. These models give the designer great flexibility.

A number of different blade types are available including straight, baffle and sightproof (chevron). The numerous possible combinations of material and blade style allow the designer to select a louver for almost any application encountered.

Most often constructed of 16 gauge galvanized steel, they are also available in stainless steel, copper, aluminum and other materials to suite different applications and environments.

Airline has the capability to manufacture copper dormers for use with louvers to achieve the desired architectural appearance.

‡Available in both 4" and 6" depths
**Data is for 4" depth models only
*AMCA defines the beginning point of water penetration to be .01 oz./ft.² free area.
†When designing intake louvers, this should be the maximum velocity.

University of Maryland
Van Munching Hall
College Park, MD
Airline Representative: Vital Services, Inc. 

Suggested Specification

Furnish and install, where indicated on the drawings, Model C Stationary Louver, as manufactured by Airline Products Company, Hagerstown, Maryland. Louvers shall be 4" deep and fabricated from 16 gauge galvanized steel and assembled completely by welding. Blades shall e spaced at 4" on an angle of 45°.

Louvers shall meet the following criteria for testing and performance:

A 48" x 48" louver shall have a minimum free area of 8.09 ft² (51%).

The free area velocity at the beginning point of water penetration shall be 687 fpm.

The pressure drop at this velocity shall not exceed .10" water gauge.