Industrial Printing Factory AIROFOG AT35 Outdoor Warehouse
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Printing Plants — Paper Warehouses and Loading Yards Mosquito-Free with AIROFOG AT35
A commercial printing-plant manager in Bang Phli oversees 3 rai with paper warehouses, offset presses, loading docks, and 60 workers. Monsoon mosquitoes enter the plant, slowing press operators and disrupting deliveries. The World Health Organization classifies mosquitoes as the deadliest animal on Earth — 725,000+ deaths annually. Thailand DDC reported 100,000+ dengue cases and ~100 deaths in 2025. Printing plant managers at a Bang Phli printing plant chose AIROFOG AT35 as the primary defense.
Mosquito Problem at a Bang Phli printing plant
Press operators bitten by mosquitoes swat mid-task, creating safety and print-quality risks. Mosquito density peaks between 16:00 and 19:00 — the Aedes feeding window. People outdoors take 15-30 bites per hour. Skin-sensitive individuals develop rashes. Topical repellents are expensive and trigger allergies.
Paper warehouses with tall stacks create dark voids that mosquitoes use; staff retrieving stock in the evening get bitten immediately. Management is responsible for the health and safety of those in care. Mosquitoes carry dengue, chikungunya, Zika, and lymphatic filariasis — real threats requiring real preparation.
Why Conventional Methods Fall Short
Mosquito coils and hand sprayers have limits. Coils cover only the immediate ring. Hand sprayers wet only leaves the nozzle reaches, missing leaf undersides and crevices under bridges and flower beds. External pest-control vendors are expensive, visit monthly at best, and mosquitoes return within days.
The clean solution: own the equipment, train 1-2 designated operators, schedule weekly sprays, and use Department of Agriculture-registered chemicals at safe concentrations. AIROFOG AT35 meets the requirement.
AIROFOG AT35 — Why It Is Chosen
AT35 is a 6.6 kg shoulder thermal fogger with a 5.6-liter tank, 25.5 kW pulse-jet engine, and 35 L/hr maximum output. A 0.5-50 micron droplet spectrum drifts 15 m horizontally and 8 m vertically, penetrating tree hollows and crevices where mosquitoes shelter.
Made in Taiwan by AIROFOG (ISO 9001, CE). Used by Thailand DDC, every provincial public health office, 5,000+ local government units, the Royal Thai Army, and major hospitals. WHD is the official Thai distributor with lifetime support.
10 Reasons Printing plant managers Needs AIROFOG AT35
1) Full Coverage
Fog drifts 15 m horizontally; covers a 2-4 rai printing plant in 20-30 minutes. Two sprays per month deliver complete protection.
2) Pre-Activity Spray
Spray 1-2 hours before activity. Fog dissipates; residual chemistry protects 7-14 days. Printing plant managers spray before morning shift and after evening shift
3) Easy to Operate
Pull-cord start, single throttle valve. One-hour training. No engineering background required.
4) Fast Payback
External vendor cost: 80,000-130,000 baht/year. AT35 plus chemicals for a year: 50,000-60,000 baht. Payback in 6-12 months; 80-90% annual savings thereafter.
5) Reaches Where ULV Cannot
0.5-50 micron thermal fog penetrates tree hollows, bridge undersides, tent floors, flower beds — every refuge mosquitoes use. Conventional cold foggers cannot.
6) Safe for People and Pets
Use Department of Agriculture-registered chemicals (deltamethrin, permethrin, natural pyrethrum). Fog dissipates in 30-60 minutes.
7) Durable, 1-Year Warranty
304 stainless steel, ceramic nozzle, 600°C combustion chamber. One-year warranty. Bangkok parts inventory, 24-hour shipping.
8) All-Weather
Operates in humidity, drizzle, light wind, and tropical heat. Thermal fog rides air currents into damp foliage.
9) Lifetime WHD Support
Thai-language manuals, video tutorials, LINE @whd268 free unlimited advice, Bangkok technical team.
10) The Government Brand
AIROFOG is used by Thailand DDC, every provincial public health office, 5,000+ local governments, military, corrections, and major hospitals. KPI: 90% reduction in lost time from mosquito disruption.
BEFORE
Press operators bitten • print-quality risk • mosquitoes in warehouse
AFTER
Mosquito-free plant • smooth press ops • clean warehouse • on-time delivery
Customer Testimonial
"Press operators must focus. Mosquitoes are the enemy. With AT35 morning/evening, the floor is quiet, the team smiles, and we meet customer deadlines." — Printing Plant Manager, Bang Phli
Operating Procedure
- Prepare chemical: Deltamethrin 5% EC in kerosene 1:50
- Fill tank with 5.6 liters
- Start engine: Fuel valve open, pull cord, warm 1-2 minutes
- Open chemical valve: Slowly until white fog appears
- Walk and spray: perimeter, loading yard, paper warehouse, press room exterior
- Coverage: a 2-4 rai printing plant in 20-30 minutes
- Stop: Close chemical valve, run 30s, close fuel
- Storage: Dry, beyond child reach
FAQ
Q: Which chemicals?
A: Oil-based (deltamethrin, cypermethrin, permethrin) or water-based (bifenthrin) — must be Department of Agriculture-registered.
Q: Protection duration?
A: 7 days in monsoon, 14-21 days in dry season.
Q: Who can operate?
A: Staff trained for one hour.
Q: Pricing?
A: See AT35 product page. Call 065-556-6294 or LINE @whd268
AT35 vs. Alternatives
| Method | Coverage | Annual cost |
|---|---|---|
| External vendor | 85% | 120,000+ ฿ |
| Hand sprayer | 20% | 35,000 ฿ |
| AT35 (in-house) | 95%+ | 15,000 ฿ |
Scientific Reference
WHO classifies mosquitoes as Earth's deadliest animal — 725,000+ deaths annually. Mosquito-borne diseases: malaria, dengue, chikungunya, Zika, encephalitis, filariasis.
Thailand DDC reported 100,000+ dengue cases and ~100 deaths in 2025. Integrated Vector Management (IVM) is the recommended strategy.
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Professional-grade thermal fogger. Nationwide delivery. One-year warranty.
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