WEATHERITE GOES THAT EGG-TRA MILE AND DELIVERS TO THE MIDDLE EAST

Weatherite Air Conditioning Ltd has won another contract with EmTech Hatchery Systems to supply several AHUs for a chicken hatchery, in Balady Abha Asir, Saudi Arabi.

The contract includes the manufacture of four full fresh air AHU’s which have recently been installed and further increased Weatherite’s reputation at EMTech for its efficiency and reliability.

All four units had to fit into 40 ft shipping containers and were built to include removable, flush-fitting connections, door furniture and condensate connections.

Balady Abha invests in the poultry industry by various means including raising broiler chickens and producing hatcheries in line with regulations of the Saudi Food and Drug Authority. These rely on the use of the latest advanced and safe means and technologies in order for the product to come out in its final form. These technologies include air conditioning systems, and climate control is a crucial component for good hatchability, chick quality and bio-security. Embryos and chicks need sufficient fresh air, the right environmental temperature and an adjusted humidity level.

“Everyone knows Saudi Arabi is a hot place” explained Sales & Applications Manager, Michael Boyles, “but few realise the temperature fluctuations that can be experienced – the place where these units are destined to be installed, has registered a record high of 53°C. Even average temperatures range from 14°C to 38°C depending on the month of the year.”

This is another prestigious order for EmTech which has, in a relatively short time, established itself as a leading global player capable of competing with all major suppliers on service, chick quality and performance: Weatherite’s involvement in the project reflects EmTech’s recognition that we share their commitment to service, reliability and performance and their confidence that, even in the most extreme environments and long distances, Weatherite can deliver in operating conditions which will showcase the capabilities of their incubation systems.