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Arquitex has developed and manufactured a dual‑slope sunshade roof for standard 20‑foot containers, at the request of Equimodal, for integration into containers destined for the Spanish Army. The project focused on creating a technical design to improve climate control inside the containers and to provide a solution compatible with standard 20‑foot maritime containers. The collaboration between both companies strengthens their commitment to innovation and applied engineering in strategic equipment.

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Image courtesy of Equimodal. Container designed and manufactured by Equimodal. Shade sail textile roofs designed and manufactured by Arquitex,SL.

Arquitex has developed blade root covers for the Haliade X wind turbines, for proper protection during transportation and storage.

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Arquitex elaborates shade sail roof that reduce the internal temperature of the containers in which it is assembled in environments where heat can affect both the equipment and the ability of the personnel to work.

It is manufactured for standard models of containers of 10 and 20 feet. They are supplied to the Spanish Army in areas of operations.

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Arquitex starts to manufacture water bags that function as a ballast to hold and stabilize tents and other temporary structures, in places where anchorages can´t be directly attached to the ground.

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Arquitex manufactures and supplies Arquihat covers for the tower sections 1 and 2 of the Halliade X wind turbines on the wind farms of Vineyard, New Bedford, Massachusetts and Dogger Bank, UK. In addition, it performed in the named wind farms the training for the proper assembling of the Arquihat.

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These Arquihat temporarily protect the sections 2 & 3 of the towers until the installation of the upper sections.

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Protect the sections 1 and 2 of their offshore towers.

In october last Arquitex began the programmed delivery of the order carried out by General Electric of Arquihat “Custom made” for Merkur Offshore Wind Farm.

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