Mechanical ventilation is a critical life-support technique used in medical settings to assist individuals with compromised respiratory function.

Inline Metallic Fans

These are small inline fans meant for outdoor installation. They come complete with mounting brackets.

Inline Domestic Fans

Usually installed indoors in small ventilation system to either supply or extract air to or from a given enclosed space. They are light and come complete with installation brackets.

Wall Mounted Extractor Fan

These are small domestic fans usually installed on windows, walls or ceilings to extract air from a given room. Some can be connected to ducts while others cannot. Commonly found in domestic toilets.

Rectangular Duct

These are ducts fabricated from sheet metals which are bent to form a rectangular shape then seemed. They are the most common ducts since they are easy to fabricate and install. Good for areas with headroom challenges since the dimensions can be altered as long as the aspect ratio is not compromised.

Spiral duct

Kitchen Hood

Centrifugal Fan

These are fans where air is drawn via impellers before being released to the opposite side. They are known to generate more pressure and are usually installed in in applications with high static pressure.

Centrifugal Fan

Turbine Ventilator

These are ventilators which are rotated by wind to extract hot stale air through the roof of buildings. They apply the principle of stack effect where hot air becomes lighter and naturally rise to the top of the room. The wind blows the ventilators which rotates and in the process get rids of the hot air. They should be combined with hollow block walls to act as a source of air to replace the extracted hot air.

Axial Fan

They cause air to flow in a direction parallel to the shaft which the blades rotate. They are designed for low pressure applications.

Axial Fan

They cause air to flow in a direction parallel to the shaft which the blades rotate. They are designed for low pressure applications.

Deflex Grills

Air Cutting

Air Handling Unit

This is an equipment that draws air from one end, cools it or heats it, before releasing it at the other end at high pressure. Usually used in central air conditioning systems where large volumes of air need to be cooled at ones like in malls, auditoriums and stadia.

Air Handling Unit

Fresh Air Handling Unit

This is a unique kind of air handling unit which draws fresh air from the atmosphere and releases exhaust air back to the atmosphere. Commonly used in spaces with human occupation where fresh air is a requirement. Part of the exhaust air is usually regenerated to reduce energy needed in cooling ambient drawn air.

Dust Collector

This is an equipment that collects and removes particulate matter and fumes from air. Commonly used in industrial applications where poisonous fumes or extremely fine particles are produced to help guard the indoor air quality and protect workers from inhaling the particles/fumes.

Single Packaged Unit

This is a special type of air handling unit which has its own condenser unit inbuilt. Ideal for applications where space for equipment mounting is a challenge. It disadvantage is that it cannot overcome high static pressure.

Singe Packaged Roof Top Unit

Cold Room

Evaporator For Cold Room

Cold Room Condensing Unit

Spiral Ducts

This is ducting system where sheet metals are coiled into rigid tubes with a spiral lock seam. The rough part of the seam is usually outside making the inside to have a smooth surface and ideal for air movement. The connection is usually using flanges or couplers.

Rectangular Duct

Flexible duct

Usually used to connect air terminal devices to the main ducts. Can either be insulated or non-insulated.

Double Skin Duct

They are usually two layers of spiral ducts sandwiching insulation sheet layer. Usually used for process control or where tempered air is to be moved over a long distance majorly for system efficiency and effectiveness.

Insulated Duct

These are ducts covered by a layer of insulation material. The insulation is meant to prevent the chilled/heated air from losing/gaining heat energy in the process of transportation.

Slot Diffusers

They are long and narrow diffusers which are usually fitted in ceilings facing downwards or on bulk heads. The narrowness makes them easily concealed when aesthetics is paramount.

4 Way Air Diffusers

These are square shaped air terminal devices that throw air at an angle of 45° and in four directions from the center. This makes them distribute air evenly across a given radius from the point of installation. Ideal for tempered air supply in mixed ventilation systems.

Circular Diffusers

This is a round shaped air terminal devises that throws air into a given space at 45°. Commonly made of extruded aluminum and powder coated.

Disc Valve

These are circular devices with a disc a frame. The discs are usually put in such a way that the gap between it and the frame can be adjusted to control the volume of air through it. The disc is usually made of extruded aluminuim and powder coated while the frame is made of sheet metal. Usually galvanized iron. Used for air extraction in toilets, bathrooms and dump areas.

Double Deflection Grill

These are grilles with two deflection rows that permits up to 45° in either one or both planes. Commonly made of extruded aluminium and power coated. Majorly used in ventilation system where they are installed in ceilings, walls or directly on ductwork.