Fabric air ducts for production

Design, manufacturing, and supply of textile air ducts for production facilities

— Uniform temperature conditions
— Draft-free operation and condensation prevention
— Vibration resistance
— Antistatic protection
— Corrosion resistance
— Flexible configuration
— Fire resistance class G1

Why fabric air ducts are selected for production facilities

TEXAIR fabric ducts are also used in various industrial production facilities, each of which has its own specific characteristics. Many enterprises experience significant heat gains associated with technological processes. The use of fabric air ducts allows additional air flows to be directed to these areas to compensate for heat flows, and the TEXAIR-S software package allows them to be calculated accurately. Ventilation of production facilities requires consideration of many specific conditions, the most important of which is the type of production.

Effective removal of harmful impurities

Ensures forced removal of industrial emissions (dust, gases, vapors) from work areas. Special filter materials retain up to 99% of contaminants, meeting industrial safety requirements.

Temperature control optimization

They evenly distribute heated/cooled air throughout the entire workshop area, preventing local overheating of equipment. They maintain the specified parameters with an accuracy of ±1-2°C for technological processes.

Corrosion and wear protection

Resistant to aggressive environments: acids, alkalis, oil aerosols (3-5 times more durable than metal systems). Does not deform under vibrations from machines and mechanisms.

Energy saving

Reduces the load on ventilation by 25-40% due to directed air flows. Automated ventilation intensity control reduces heating costs in winter.

Personnel safety

Prevents condensation from forming on the ceiling (risk of drops falling on equipment). Antistatic materials prevent the accumulation of charges in areas with electrical installations.

Flexibility for modernization

Easy to reconfigure when changing machine layout or expanding production. Modular design allows new branches to be added without stopping workshop operations.