Specifying industrial dampers isn’t likely first and foremost on your mind, but if you are the plant engineer, when airflow goes wrong, everyone turns to you for a solution. And too often, vendors just don’t make your job any easier. The Air Systems team has spent years listening to the people tasked with keeping air … Continued

When equipment fails, every hour of downtime costs more than just money. It disrupts schedules, strains maintenance teams, and puts compliance and production goals at risk. Yet many vendors still operate on 3–4 week lead times, even for mission-critical components. That’s why Air Systems has built our entire process around speed, with no shortcuts in … Continued

In industrial airflow systems, fan flex connectors play an essential role in absorbing vibration, misalignment, and thermal movement without disrupting airflow. But in high-heat environments, the wrong connector can do more harm than good. Fan flex connectors, also known as expansion joints, must be engineered to withstand intense temperatures, vibration, and misalignment. Specifying the right … Continued

In high-performance industrial environments, standard equipment often means substandard performance. While off-the-shelf fans, dampers, or connectors may seem like the quicker, cheaper fix, easy solutions often come with hidden costs. When equipment doesn’t perform properly, unplanned downtime can result. Productivity, maintenance schedules, and even safety compliance may all take a hit. The Off-the-Shelf Savings Illusion … Continued

In HVAC systems, air control and distribution play a key role in maintaining comfortable and productive environments. Traditional damper systems have long been the standard for airflow control, but advancements like gear-driven dampers are revolutionizing the landscape. Below we look at the differences between gear-driven dampers and traditional options, exploring their functionality, benefits, and how … Continued

Controlling sound and vibration from industrial fans in manufacturing plants is important for many reasons. Excessive noise and vibration can impact workplace safety by impairing workers’ ability to communicate, increasing environmental stress, and even contributing to employee hearing loss following long term exposure. In addition to affecting human health and safety, persistent vibration can cause … Continued

Earlier this year, the Air Movement and Control Association (AMCA) announced updates to significant regulation in the U.S. market for commercial and industrial fans and blowers. To provide insight into these developments, Cincinnati Fan released a report that outlines these important updates to commercial and industrial fan regulations as set by the California Energy Commission … Continued