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Air Structure Technology

Learn more about our designs, patents, and systems used in our industry leading approach.

Full Bias Cable Net System

ASATI introduced the bias-harness cable net system in 1968, initially used for a track and field facility at Harvard University.

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This patented system provides superior stability in air-supported structures, with vinyl-coated cables and a secure anchorage system.

It ensures fabric loads are minimized, preventing excessive strain under extreme conditions like 150 mph winds or 50 lbs of snow load.

 

The system enhances safety, longevity, and reduces wear on fabric. ASATI’s cable net system exceeds building code requirements and is the most reliable solution for any premier air-supported facility.

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Full Bias Cable Net System

HVAC & Pressurization System

ASATI’s HVAC system controls both temperature and pressurization, maintaining consistent interior conditions and reducing heating demands. Pre-wired and pre-packaged, the system includes all components for easy setup. With energy-efficient VFD technology and remote automation options, ASATI offers a reliable, cost-effective solution for air-supported structures.

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ASATI's primary Inflation System is a self-contained, weatherproof solution designed for stability in unheated structures. It features UL-listed electric motors and AMCA-tested blowers. The system includes an automatic backup pressurization system with a gas-powered engine to maintain pressure during power failure.

HVAC Dome System

Hang Lite Universal LED
Lighting System

The Hang Lite Universal "LED" System is a precision-engineered lighting solution designed specifically for air structures. This 440-watt LED system includes a complete assembly with fixture, LEDs, wiring, and flexible hanging support. Built to meet the high standards of NFL and NCAA customers, it provides high-quality indirect light to avoid blinding effects. Made from durable aluminum, the lights are resistant to impact from balls, ensuring longevity and performance.

LED Dome Lights

Thermal Construction

ASATI offers three levels of thermal construction: R-4, R-8, and R-12. Our thermal liners use a tabbing system for consistent insulation, reducing heating and cooling losses. We pioneered R-4 and R-8 insulation in air-supported structures, positioning ASATI as a leader in energy efficiency. Triple wall (R-8) insulation balances insulation with translucency, allowing natural daylight to reduce lighting costs. For extreme climates, R-12 insulation can be added with bubble foil, significantly boosting energy savings by enhancing heating and cooling efficiency.

Dome Insulation

Vehicular Air Locks

ASATI air locks ensure safe entry and exit without disrupting the dome's internal pressure. The all-aluminum revolving door’s vanes function as an airlock, even with high foot traffic. For emergency exits, a center-pivot, side-swing door opens outward, automatically sealing against internal pressure. Both doors feature a lightweight, rustproof frame, unbreakable Lexan vision panels, and U.L.-approved electric motors. The system is pre-packaged for easy assembly and long-lasting performance.

ASATI Vehicle Air Lock

PATENTS HELD BY ASATI

01.

Rapid Deployment Structures 

August 2024

02.

Heat Between the Liners US/CA

May 2021

03.

Raceways for Fabric Structures 

November 2020

04.

Sidewall system for an Air Supported Structure

June 2009

05.

Improved Cable Tie

April 1985

06.

Air Supported Structure for Sports

November 1985

07.

Sports Air Supported Structures

November 1985

08.

Closure for Pressurized Structure

February 1984

09.

Air Supported Structure with Internal Liners 

October 1984

10.

Air Supported Structure

October 1984

11.

Air Supported Structure

October 1984

12.

Air Supported Structure

October 1984

13.

Air Supported Structure

October 1984

14.

Air Supported Structure

October 1984

15.

Air Supported Structure

October 1984

16.

Double Wall Fabric Panel

October 1984

17.

Golf Dome

June 1982

18.

Golf Dome

Cable Net

September 1982

19.

Fabric Panel

Unit

September 1982

20.

Cabling System for an Inflatable Building

US/CA

December 1982

21.

Triple Wall Panel Unit for Air Supported Structure 

December 1982

22.

Triple Wall Panel

February 1980

23.

Reinforced Inflatable Building

May 1975

24.

Cable Joint Clamps

September 1975

25.

Air Delivery Apparatus for Air Supported Structures

April 1969
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