Air Duct for Workshop Bag Use

Advantages of Using Fabric Air Ducts in Workshops

Most factory workshops are steel structure buildings that, aside from noise and dust pollution, feel like saunas in summer and freezers in winter. This not only affects the physical health of workers but also significantly reduces their productivity. A forward-thinking manager decided to renovate the workshop by installing air conditioning equipment to retain existing employees and attract new talent. At this stage, the optimal solution is to use fabric air ducts to distribute air throughout the workshop.

The weight of a Fabric Duct is only 1/40th that of a metal duct. If a metal duct were as heavy as Mount Tai, a fabric duct would be as light as a feather, placing negligible stress on the steel structure. Additionally, fabric air ducts can have small holes along their entire length, creating a surface-style airflow that delivers cold or warm air directly to the production line, ensuring maximum comfort. In summary, the use of fabric air ducts in factory workshops offers the following benefits:

• Lightweight and easy to install without disrupting production;
• Uniform air distribution ensures worker comfort and boosts productivity;
• Flexible materials absorb workshop noise, providing partial sound insulation;
• Easily disassembled, washable in a washing machine, air-dried, and ready for reuse;
• Low maintenance costs across various applications.