industrial ventilation
Moffitt will be exhibiting at Forge Fair 2021 this October in booth 133. The show will be at the TCF Center in Detroit, Michigan. Forge Fair is North America’s largest event dedicated exclusively to the forging industry. We’ve been regular exhibitors at Forge Fair over the last several years and we’re thrilled to be able
This September Moffitt will be exhibiting at the Heat Treat Expo in St. Louis, Missouri. You can find the Moffitt team at booth 6273. This is our first time attending the Heat Treat show and we couldn’t be more excited. The team will be led by North Regional Sales Manager, Seth Nickol. Based in Cincinnati,
The TriadVent is the three-way solution for building ventilation. This natural flap ventilator provides ventilation when the flaps are open, rain protection when the flaps are closed, and natural day lighting all the time. While a TriadVent may look small, it can have an enormous impact on your building. A few TriadVent ventilators, as part
Natural ventilation is really the only solution for heat exhaust in glass plants and glass making facilities. Large ventilators are required to remove the stifling air from the lehrs and furnaces in a glass plant. These vents passively exhaust balmy air for year on end without requiring much care or attention. After a while however,
After more than 55 years in business, many companies become stagnant by continuing to do what works and failing to innovate. Moffitt however, continues to see substantial growth half-way through its fifth decade. Significant investments in manufacturing upgrades, the addition of a new commercial product line, and big changes to the team, have all contributed
At Moffitt, we use industrial CFD modeling help our customers see how a new ventilation system will impact their building. Having a vivid, 3D model helps the customer better visualize what we’re proposing with a new system. Furthermore, by accounting for each door, window, vent, and fan, we can create more accurate ventilation designs. CFD
If you took all of the energy that the MoffittVent™ saved buildings in 2016 and used it to power light bulbs, you would be able to power 470,006 incandescent light bulbs, or 1,880,022 CFL light bulbs, non-stop for one year. That’s enough bulbs for over 10,000 homes. There are a number of ways to do