According to Ruskin, its EME3625DFLMD louver is the only 3-inch louver to be listed to Air Movement and Control Association (AMCA) standards 540 for impact testing and 550 for high-velocity wind-driven rain. In compliance with Miami-Dade standards, the EME3625DFLMD is constructed of extruded aluminum for low maintenance and high resistance to corrosion.

Ruskin recently expanded its Juarez, Mexico, manufacturing plant with a 100,000-square-foot addition to the existing facility.

Ruskin announced that eight of its hurricane and wind-driven rain louvers are now Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) listed.

Greenheck says it has promoted several executives to support a new company organizational structure.

The EME520V wind-driven rain-resistant stationary louver is the newest louver offering from Ruskin®. The company says this 5-in vertically-oriented louver has best-in-class wind-driven rain performance (Class A at 29 and 50 mph) along with good pressure drop. The EME520V is constructed of extruded aluminum for low maintenance and high resistance to corrosion, and is AMCA certified for both wind-driven rain protection and air performance.

The Air Movement and Control Association (AMCA) International has revised AMCA Publication 501, Louver Application Manual and Design Guide.

The Air Movement and Control Association (AMCA) International held technical workshops in Dubai.

The Air Movement and Control Association (AMCA) is seeking technical committee members for the revision of AMCA Standard 500-L, Laboratory Methods of Testing Louvers for Rating.

Greenheck’s eCAPS® Engineer Application Suite has expanded to include fans and louvers.