Airborne debris can impact HVAC and industrial system performance long before it becomes visible during routine maintenance. Leaves, dust, cottonwood, and other contaminants entering air intake openings can contribute to restricted airflow, increased maintenance frequency, and unnecessary strain on internal components.
Preventative intake screens, like Permatron PreVent® screens pictured below, provide a first line of defense by capturing debris before it enters the system. By implementing these screens, facilities can extend equipment life and high efficiency interior air filters, reduce maintenance costs, cleaning costs and utility bills. Custom-designed to fit the exact perimeter of any air intake, they are available with a number of mounting options and cut-outs, which allow filters to be attached easily and securely to the outside of any air intake.
Permatron PreVent® Screen
Explore the resources below to learn how upstream intake protection can support long-term equipment reliability and operational efficiency.
Learn How Preventative Intake Screens Work
Airborne debris can affect system performance long before it becomes visible during routine maintenance. These resources explain how intake protection works, where it is applied, and how it supports more predictable maintenance planning.
Facilities across a wide range of industries use preventative intake screens to help reduce debris exposure and support system reliability. These case studies highlight real-world applications and outcomes.
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