Industrial Ventilation
Moffitt has the answer to proving that you need to upgrade your ventilation system with our industrial temperature sensor. Decision makers no longer have to rely on subjective feeling but instead can use objective fact. We use these sensors to help you turn thermal ambiguity into a clear, data-driven case for action. Using data points
For factory managers, each season presents a clear challenge. When it gets cold, the goal is to find heating that keeps workers comfortable without wasting energy. When summer heat arrives, the priority becomes getting rid of accumulated warmth that can make working conditions unbearable. For decades, most facilities have addressed these needs with separate systems, i.e.
If you’re trying to find a Moffitt representative, you’ve come to the right place. For over sixty years Moffitt has been helping customers find their industrial ventilation solutions. We design, manufacture, and install ventilation products in facilities throughout North America. Whether you need vents, fans, cooling or heating systems, we have you covered. So fill
Why Moffitt ventilation? We feel like there’s lots of reasons to choose us. Reasons such as our almost sixty years of experience, the quality of our products, the efficiency of our installation team, or the impact of our service start to finish. But instead of hearing it from us, you can hear what people are
Come join Moffitt Corporation at Power-Gen 2017 in the “Entertainment Capital of the World”, Las Vegas, NV. We’ll be exhibiting from December 5 to December 7, and meeting with all our friends and customers in the Power Generation industry. This is only our second time exhibiting in our west region, so we’re hoping to see
For decades, ventilation has been treated as an afterthought in too many industrial buildings, causing heat buildup leading to uncomfortable working conditions at best and deadly consequences at worst. To combat blistering internal temperatures, facilities employ inefficient fans that run nonstop. All to offset underpowered systems. Unfortunately, they still fail to keep up with the
Most often people think the solution to solving a building’s heat problem is to add more roof exhaust fans. The logic being that to draw more heat out of the building, the building needs more fans. To really solve a ventilation problem though, it is a bit more complex. When it is hot inside the
