According to a new report by UnivDatos, the air curtains market is expected to reach USD Million in 2033 by growing at a CAGR of 10.32%.

The industry is growing because more people seek energy-efficient cooling and become aware of how indoor air quality impacts hygiene. Malls, hospitals, hotels, and airports built at a faster rate need air curtains to help create controlled environments and lower energy costs for HVAC. Furthermore, air curtain technology helps meet hygiene standards, keeping contaminants and insects out of the controlled environment, especially in the food and pharmaceutical industry. Additionally, better technology makes them even more appealing. Energy conservation and worker safety laws from the government further contribute to market progress.

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Rising Focus on Indoor Air Quality

Greater emphasis on indoor air quality (IAQ) has made air curtains increasingly important, as businesses and institutions are now paying more attention to better IAQ. Fitted with air curtains, doors and windows prevent dust, pollutants, insects, or fumes from getting into the room, leading to its increased application. Additionally, air curtain systems are mostly used in healthcare, food, and commercial buildings because they prioritize air quality. Moreover, rising awareness about poor IAQ and strict environmental regulations are pushing companies to spend more on air curtains to improve their safety, surroundings, and productivity.

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According to the report, the Asia-Pacific region is expected to grow fastest in the Global Air curtains Market

The rapid growth of cities and many public buildings in the Asia-Pacific region is likely to make this region the fastest-growing market for air curtains. Investment in retail, hospitality, and industry by countries such as China, India, and Japan is behind the growing need for improved HVAC systems, such as air curtains. In addition, both environmental concerns and government support for greener buildings are leading to more use of energy-efficient technology such as air curtains. Moreover, factors including the rise in the Asian middle-class population and more people visiting malls and stores are making indoor climate management a key factor, helping Asia-Pacific reach a high growth rate in the future.

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