Industrial Ventilation
Moffitt Corp. Expansion Jacksonville Beach, FL – April 19, 2016 – Moffitt Corporation, Inc. (Moffitt) today announced that it has finalized the purchase of Western Canwell (Canwell) of Denison, TX. This purchase adds the Canwell factory, product line, sales representatives and manufacturing expertise to Moffitt’s existing global industrial ventilation and natural solutions business. Canwell has
There are dozens of ways to save on warm weather operating costs in an industrial building. Read on to see 6 Ways for Facility Managers to Reduce Operating Costs During Warm Weather. Start with these simple tricks first and you will see at least some cost savings in just a few weeks. Once you have
A natural ventilation system can make a hot, humid papermaking facility feel like a whole new building. We have seen all types of mills and factories in the paper industry attain a huge benefit from natural ventilation. Trust Moffit with your paper mill ventilation. A natural ventilation system is amazingly effective at exhausting the hot,
The ridge ventilator, or as we like to call it, the MoffittVent™ ventilator, has been used in industrial facilities for more than 50 years. While they were originally designed for the steel industry, this type of natural ventilator works in many other fields as well. Learn more about what makes a ridge mounted natural ventilator
In most modern industrial facilities, ventilation is also of vital importance, and keeping the space cool for employees often means installing powered exhaust fans. It seems practical enough, buy some fans to cool your building. However, further research will show that it is one of the more impractical methods for keeping an industrial building cool.
A Pressure Gravity System®, also known as natural draft systems, is one of the oldest ways to obtain fresh airflow in an enclosed space. Each Pressure Gravity System® uses positive pressure to help ventilate manufacturing and industrial properties. Temperature differentials between the air inlets at the floor level and the ventilator at the roof level contribute
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