Industrial Ventilation
Moffitt, LLC (Moffitt) is honored to announce that we have agreed to purchase Romla Fans (Romlair). This purchase includes its corporate office and warehouse in San Diego, California and manufacturing facility in Tijuana, Mexico. Like Moffitt, Romla Fans is a family business. The Haneline family founded Romla Fans in 1945, and they have operated it
The Moffitt team is kicking off the year with incredible momentum, and we are ready to Elevate The Game in 2025! When my dad started Moffitt more than 65 years ago, he had a passion for helping people create better industrial environments through custom ventilation solutions. Today, we are still dedicated to that vision –
Industrial ventilation savings can have a huge impact on your bottom line. Paying for low-efficiency fans, or buying a HVLS that just moves hot air around, can make your energy and maintenance costs soar. Fortunately, Moffitt is here to help. See what kind of savings you can achieve with our ventilation solutions. Choosing the Right
Maintain the health and durability of your building by choosing the right industrial ventilation fan for your facility. Choosing the correct building fan is responsible for making sure that the facility has sufficient and consistent airflow. There are several factors that must be considered when choosing a building fan. Building Fan Placement The placement of
Anyone can sell you a fan, only Moffitt can help you find the best ventilation solution. In this video, John Moffitt himself outlines how Moffitt’s competition might not be who you think it is. Whether it’s the overwhelmed plant manager who decides to do nothing or the customer who buys a random fan off the
Everyone knows Moffitt design and installs ventilation solutions, but did you also know that Moffitt is also an industrial fan manufacturer? With facilities in Texas, California, and Mexico, we manufacture a variety of industrial fans across North America. All to best meet your facilities needs. Read on to learn more about our manufacturing capabilities. Moffitt
Proper ventilation is just as important in colder weather as it is in higher temperatures to ensure optimal indoor comfort and air quality. As temperatures plummet, doors, windows, and service bays close up to block out the cold and snow. However, this also cuts off the supply of fresh air, leading to a number of