Johnson Controls has announced that it has acquired the assets of Triatek, a renowned manufacturer of innovative airflow solutions for critical environments across the globe.
With the purchase of the Norcross, the Georgia-based company’s portfolio, Johnson Controls is expanding and adding to its already extensive offering, which includes a wide range of HVAC airflow control systems that help healthcare and other critical research facilities reduce the spread of airborne contaminants and chemicals.
Stringent air quality needs of critical environments
With Triatek portfolio acquisition, we are able to bundle Triatek products with our current building automation products"
“Environments where critical treatments or research are conducted, like healthcare facilities and laboratories, there is a need to meet stringent air quality requirements,” said Tyler Smith, General Manager for Specialty Products for Johnson Controls.
Tyler adds, “With the acquisition of the Triatek portfolio, we are able to bundle Triatek products with our current building automation and HVAC products and services to provide complete end-to-end solutions for critical environments and spaces.”
Air valves and room pressure controllers
The Triatek airflow solutions product line includes air valves, fume hood controls, and room pressure controllers, in addition to the FlowSafe line of fume hoods and fume hood retrofit solutions. All products are designed to seamlessly integrate into a facility’s building automation system, so as to help increase energy efficiency, minimize utility costs, improve ease of maintenance, and enhance the overall safety of critical environments.
“This acquisition not only gives Johnson Controls leverage to better serve customers in the building automation and HVAC markets, but it also opens up the Triatek portfolio of innovative HVAC airflow solutions to a broader set of customers in a wider range of facilities,” said Triatek Chief Executive Officer, Jim Hall.
