Choosing the right ducting for a EV Battery or Component Plant
Nordfab’s Quick-Fit modular clip-together ducting is installed in hundreds of thousands of industrial and commercial air filtration, fume extraction, and dust collection applications, including battery assembly plants. Quick-Fit offers these benefits:
- Sustainability: Nordfab ductwork can easily be re-used and relocated as facility requirements evolve.
- Fast installation: Quick-Fit’s modular ducting system is quick and easy to install using clips. No special tools, rivets or welding is needed during installation, saving up to 50% on installation time compared to flanged ductwork.
- Cost saving: With less downtime during installation, and the fact that it can easily be re-used, Nordfab’s Quick-Fit provides one of the lowest overall life-cycle costs of ducting components on the market.
- No leakage: Sealed duct system prevent leakage, resulting in energy savings and perfect performance.
- Easy cleanouts: No special tools are needed to dismantle the Quick-Fit ducting system during cleanouts.
The right expertise
Nordfab introduced Quick-Fit clip-together ductwork, with its unique rolled edge ends and easy-to-use clips, in 1990. As well as being the originator, Nordfab is the industry leader, and the world’s largest manufacturer of modular clip-together ducting for industrial ventilation, with capability of producing more than 3500 ducting components per day.
The right resources
For facility designers and engineers, Nordfab offers:
- Industry-standard product specifications: MasterSpec (AIA), ARCAT, SpecLink.
- NordCAD: an installation design application for CAD plug-in.
- Quick-Fit Visual (QFV): a 3D drawing tool for designing ductwork installations.
- Our in-house experienced installation design team and expert dealer support across the globe.
Our capabilities include:
- Ducting produced in our ISO-certified and process-oriented manufacturing environment.
- Large volume of stock ready to ship.
- Fast order fulfillment for both stock and custom ductwork.
