Factory HVAC in Harat Al Mazloum

Yes, and we do it often. We design spot cooling for workstations or worker walkways using independent units or directed duct runs, rather than trying to cool the entire building volume. The right approach depends on the site and the process, and the survey decides it.

We select units with a protection rating suited to the industrial environment and route airflow away from dust sources where the layout allows. In scheduled maintenance we inspect and clean coils, compressors and filters before deposits build up and affect unit performance.

Yes, in our own workshop we fabricate round and rectangular duct to any size the design calls for, from G90 galvanised or aluminium sheet to SMACNA standards, including plenums, transitions and dampers needed to control air distribution.

Yes, when we set up the preventive maintenance contract we agree times that fit your production schedule, whether between shifts or on rest days. The aim is that production lines are never stopped because of maintenance work.

Process ventilation targets heat and fumes produced by machinery and production lines, using exhaust fans and calculated fresh-air inlets sized to the heat load at each source. Worker-zone air conditioning aims to maintain a tolerable temperature at floor level without cooling the full volume of the building. A site survey of each factory decides which approach fits each area.

We select low-noise units, insulate pipes with sound dampening, and position the outdoor unit away from residential windows.

Yes, we size the system to the workshop's footprint and actual heat generation. Not every shop needs heavy-duty kit; often a medium central unit with proper ductwork is sufficient.

We identify the closest loading point and carry equipment in by hand or use small hand-lifting tools, coordinating in advance with neighbours.

Yes, the AC system reduces humidity and controls condensation, but drainage must be effective and routed away from older structures to prevent seepage.