Ventilation in Bangladesh.
Your factory is hot and you already have enough tonnage. The problem is usually not cooling — it is that hot air has nowhere to go.
Your factory is hot and you already have enough tonnage. The problem is usually not cooling — it is that hot air has nowhere to go.
RMG machinery and lighting generate heat. Source extraction and engineered make-up air reduce the load on factory cooling systems.
Extracting heat where it is produced often delivers more felt relief per taka than any chiller, and costs a fraction to run. We will tell you this at the load audit even though it sells less equipment.
Ventilation stands or falls on the ductwork. We fabricate GI and stainless ducting in our own workshop and install it with our own crews — the same capability behind our Sri Lanka and Maldives ventilation work.



Workplace temperature, air quality and ventilation rates sit inside buyer and RSC compliance. A floor that fails on air change rate is a commercial finding against the factory, and ventilation is usually the cheapest route to closing it.
A load audit. We measure the actual heat load, the air movement you have now and the electrical capacity available, on site, at your busiest hour. Often the answer is ventilation first, and less cooling than expected.
Sometimes, and often it gets you most of the way. Where humidity affects the process or the product, dehumidification joins it. Where the ambient is simply too high, ventilation reduces the cooling you then have to buy.
Yes. Most of our ventilation work is retrofit, phased around production so the floor keeps running.
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