In the early 1970s, Arnold Jäger developed the world’s first tube aerator that could be operated continuously intermittently. With this invention, he paved the way for a new generation of diffusers, the membrane diffuser.
This invention was followed by many others, all of which aimed to optimise ventilation technology to the extent that maximum efficiency and quality became a matter of course. Now, the latest generation of Jäger aerators is based on recycled plastics, it does not use adhesives, it leaves a low carbon footprint in production, and it is completely recyclable.
