Designed for the hall. Built for the fit.

System design

Data-center HVAC starts from the heat the room has to remove and the way air is allowed to move. We lay out supply and return for that hall — underfloor, overhead, or a mix — place the equipment the building can support, and plan the redundant path for when a unit is offline.

The drawing describes a system that can be built in that room, including the custom pieces the geometry requires.

Custom components

A hall’s steel, cable, and existing plant rarely line up with a catalog fitting. We design the piece that does: transitions, plenums, panels, blanking, and frames, dimensioned for the space they have to occupy.

Each part is made for a system on the board, to the dimensions that system sets.

In-house fabrication

Those components are machined in Vaughan on an AES CNC FLEXA PRO. Vacuum workholding, servo-driven axes, and rack-and-rail motion keep repeat parts repeatable and one-off parts true to the drawing.

See the machining center.

One address

The drawing and the CNC center are at 45 Bowes Road. A question about fit is settled where the part is being cut, against the design that called for it.