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Heat Extraction · Factory Ventilation · Singapore

Factory Heat
Extraction &
Ventilation

Hot production floors slow workers down, stress equipment and raise heat-stress risk. Winsteam designs and installs factory heat extraction and ventilation systems that remove heat at the source and bring in fresh air — without the cost of air-conditioning the whole floor.

30+
Years in ACMV & MV
In-House
Design & Install
24/7
Emergency Response
BCA
Registered Since 1994
BCA & SCDF Compliant· SS 553 Works· In-House Engineers & Technicians· Works Phased Around Production· Singapore · GST Reg: 199407459M
Axial ventilation fans installed by Winsteam Engineering in a Singapore fan room
Axial fans sized for the airflow the space needs.
Spiral exhaust ducting across a factory hall installed by Winsteam
Exhaust ducting running across a production hall.
What We Deliver

Heat Extraction
Services

Remove the heat where it is generated, replace it with fresh air, and move air where people work.

Heat Source Extraction

Hoods and exhaust above ovens, furnaces, dryers, compressors and other heat-generating equipment, so heat is removed before it spreads across the floor.

Roof & Wall Exhaust Systems

Exhaust fans at high level to remove the hot air that collects under the roof, paired with suitable inlets.

Make-Up & Fresh Air Systems

Supply fans that bring in replacement air in a controlled way, so extraction works properly and doors are not slammed by negative pressure.

Spot Cooling & Air Movement

Directed air at workstations where people stand for long periods. Large-diameter, high-volume low-speed (HVLS) fans can be considered as part of the design where the building structure suits.

Ductwork & Fan Upgrades

Upgrading undersized or ageing fans and ducts in existing ventilation systems that no longer keep up with production.

Ventilation Maintenance

Scheduled servicing of exhaust and supply fans, belts, bearings and controls to keep airflow at design levels.

Where It Applies

Where Heat
Becomes a Problem

Food Production

Ovens, roasters, fryers and steam processes.

Metal & Engineering

Furnaces, heat treatment and machining.

Plastics & Moulding

Injection moulding and extrusion lines.

Warehouses & Logistics

Large, high-roofed spaces with heat build-up.

Printing & Packaging

Dryers, presses and curing equipment.

Compressor & Plant Rooms

Equipment rooms that overheat and trip.

How We Work

Survey, Design,
Install, Commission

1. Site Survey

We walk the process with your production or facilities team, note where the contaminant or heat is generated, measure the space, and check existing fans, ducting, electrical supply and structure.

2. Capture-First Design

Extraction works best close to the source. We design hoods, capture points and duct routes around the actual process, then size fans for the airflow and static pressure the system needs — not a generic fan from a catalogue.

3. Installation Around Production

Ducting, fans and controls are installed in phases, outside shift hours or during planned shutdowns where needed, with method statements and risk assessments before mobilisation.

4. Commissioning & Handover

Airflow is measured and balanced at each capture point, controls are tested, and you receive as-built drawings and an O&M manual. Maintenance contracts available.

Get a Faster Quote

What to Send Us

Factory ventilation is quoted from the site, not a catalogue. Sending these with your enquiry lets us come to the survey prepared — and quote faster.

1. The Problem

Where it gets hot, roughly how hot, at what times of day, and what triggered the enquiry — worker complaints, equipment tripping, product quality.

2. The Space

Approximate floor area and ceiling height, and whether the area is enclosed, partly open or air-conditioned.

3. The Process

The heat-generating equipment involved and how many hours it runs, plus any existing fans or ventilation.

4. Photos

Phone photos of the work area, the process equipment and any existing fans or ducting. A short video helps even more.

5. Constraints

Operating hours, shutdown windows, and whether the premises is owned or leased (landlord approval may be needed).

6. Timeline

When you need it working — and whether there is an inspection, audit or complaint driving the date.

Email Your Details → WhatsApp +65 9380 8176

FAQ

Factory Heat Extraction FAQ

By removing heat at its source with local exhaust, extracting the hot air that collects at high level, bringing in fresh make-up air in a controlled way, and moving air across the areas where people work. For most production floors this is far cheaper to install and run than air-conditioning the whole space.
Air-conditioning cools and recirculates air in an enclosed space. Heat extraction removes hot air and replaces it with outdoor air. In large, open or heat-intensive factories, extraction and air movement are usually the practical solution, with air-conditioning reserved for control rooms, offices or sensitive processes.
Every cubic metre of air extracted must be replaced. Without a planned supply of make-up air, exhaust fans underperform, doors become hard to open, and hot or dusty air is pulled in through gaps. A balanced design supplies replacement air where it helps most.
Yes. Works are phased around shifts and planned shutdowns, with high-level and roof works scheduled to avoid disrupting production lines.
HVLS fans can be included as part of a factory air-movement design where the roof structure and fire protection layout suit. We assess this during the site survey alongside exhaust and fresh air options.
Email winsteam@winsteam.sg or WhatsApp +65 9380 8176 with the floor area, ceiling height, main heat sources and a few photos. We will arrange a site survey and then provide a quotation.

Production Floor
Too Hot?

Tell us the problem and send a few photos. We’ll arrange a site survey at no obligation and tell you plainly what will work.

+65 9380 8176  ·  winsteam@winsteam.sg

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