Manufacturing facilities face real fire safety challenges, especially when flammable materials, chemicals, and heavy-duty equipment are involved. Our SmokeSafe® Containment System helps control smoke and heat so fires can be contained quickly, keeping workers, equipment, and the facility itself safer.
Some manufacturing plants, like those producing lithium batteries, face unique hazards. A single thermal runaway incident can cause major damage if not contained. With draft curtains in place, affected areas can be isolated fast, giving sprinklers and suppression systems time to do their job before the fire spreads.
Aerospace manufacturing comes with its own risks—large open spaces, costly equipment, and precision tools that can’t afford prolonged downtime. Draft curtains help control smoke and heat, protecting not only the structure but also the people and machinery that keep production moving.
Every manufacturing facility is different. The layout, type of materials used, and the processes involved all play a role in designing the right fire safety system. We build draft curtain solutions that fit your plant’s needs, ensuring compliance with safety codes while keeping production interruptions to a minimum.
Our installation team handles everything from design to completion. We make sure the system integrates smoothly into your existing setup so you can maintain safety standards without disrupting your operation. The goal is simple: give you reliable fire protection that works when it matters most.
Why are draft curtains useful in manufacturing plants?
They help manage smoke movement in large open production spaces by creating reservoirs that slow horizontal spread and support the building’s fire protection strategy.
How do draft curtains support fire safety in active production areas?
By helping keep heat and smoke more localized, they can improve the effectiveness of sprinkler systems and reduce the speed at which smoke travels through the facility.
Can draft curtains be installed in facilities with overhead equipment and conveyors?
Yes, they can often be designed around beams, process equipment, conveyors, and other ceiling obstructions so the layout works with the plant’s existing conditions.
Are draft curtains a good fit for existing manufacturing plants?
Yes, they are commonly used in retrofit projects because they can be added with minimal disruption when the design is coordinated around the plant structure and operations.