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We know that working conditions in manufacturing and production companies might not be the easiest, which is why it’s so important to maintain high air quality and employee comfort. With fabric-based air distribution systems, you’ll not only protect your product, but also the health of your employees.
Evenly distributes air throughout all the manufacturing lines
Installation is easy and can be done without stopping production
Proven durability for decades to come
Fabric does not rust, so your products are safe from corrosive drips
Ducts are flexible and can maintain their shape even after accidental bumps
Our fabric is rated for cleanrooms and associated controlled environments
Manufacturing and production environments can be rough, but that does not mean they should affect the quality of goods and the health of people. Check out the components below for more information on how we can assemble the perfect air combination for your facility.
Duct system is custom engineered to create the ideal fit for each application’s specific requirements. Through years of extensive research and work, we have gathered enormous. Below, find our suggestions for perfect air distribution in your facility.
Each application requires specific fabric properties. Learn more in the selection below.
Our flow models are design to meet the challenges of any application. The ideal flow model for your project is listed below.
Our suspension systems meet any installation challenge. Review the suggested suspension combinations below for your application.
Our engineers tailor duct profiles to the challenges of each project. Learn more in the selection below.
Check out below additional solutions for this application.
The FabricAir® VarioDuct™ provides different flow models for cooling and/or heating purposes. It is tailored with an internal membrane that separates the two airflows.
Fabric duct systems are lightweight and arrive pre-engineered for the project, which can reduce installation time and heavy handling compared with conventional metal ductwork. Installation can often be planned around ongoing operations, but whether production can continue depends on access, safety requirements, and project scope.
Related terms: installation speed, active production, lightweight fabric duct, duct system, duct system installation, suspension systems
Machinery, production processes, and different work zones can create varying heat loads across a facility. Even air distribution helps reduce local hot and cold spots and supports more stable conditions around equipment, materials, and employees.
Related terms: manufacturing air distribution, temperature variation, hot spots, cold spots, flow models, industrial HVAC
A FabricAir Dispersion System consists of four main components: profile, fabric, flow model, and suspension. These are combined according to the facility’s geometry, airflow requirements, process heat loads, required throw, and installation conditions.
Related terms: air duct design, custom engineered duct system, duct profiles, fabrics, flow models, suspension
Potential savings can come from lower transportation weight, faster installation, simpler handling, and reduced insulation requirements in suitable applications. The actual cost difference depends on the size, complexity, materials, and system used for comparison rather than one fixed percentage.
Related terms: duct cost, value engineering, fabric vs metal, shipping cost, lightweight ducting, fabric air duct system
Yes, when the fabric duct system is designed with lower overall system resistance. Fewer branches, terminal diffusers, and balancing components can reduce pressure requirements and fan power. Actual energy savings depend on airflow, static pressure, fan efficiency, and operating conditions.
Related terms: energy efficiency, energy savings, pressure loss, static pressure, fan power, air dispersion, air duct design
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