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Don’t let the enemy in!


These aren’t the ordinary pirates, they are far more deadly. Seawater, rain, snow, ice, salt and even sand are boarding


your ship via the air intakes and are at risk of spreading through the whole ship via the ventilation ducts. The engine rooms, the crew spaces, the passenger spaces and staterooms are no longer pristine but potential breeding grounds for moulds and bacteria. Not only the soft furnishings are at risk; slowly but


surely, every piece of sensitive equipment is degraded by this invasion. It even affects the crew and passenger health. Munters have the answer; top class air intake systems


developed over years of research and development, now available for the harshest marine environment. Munters’ droplet separators and mist elimination systems


are tailor-made and ready to install, where and when you want them. Get the antidote to this form of seasickness from our


website: www.munters.com. Don’t wait for the pirates to turn your ship into a wreck; get the antidote today.


Beware of the invisible piracy!


DFH snow and droplet separator for air intakes.


Munters offer the full spectrum of mist eliminators and droplet separators – from moderate, to high and very high protection levels – via single-stage, two-stage, or three-stage systems.


Munters Euroform GmbH, Aachen, Germany,


Phone +49 241 89 00 0, Fax +49 241 89 00 5199,munters@muntersac.de Munters Corporation, Fort Myers, USA,


Phone +1 239 936 1555, Fax +1 239 936 8858,moreinfo_me@americas.munters.com


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