Last week we received the news that we were the #1 sales representative in the nation for the fiberglass reinforced-plastic (FRP) duct division of Monoxivent. Should you care about that?

Nope.

What you should care about is the fact that we’ve successfully executed a lot of projects with Monoxivent. FRP duct installations require a lot of organization and attention to detail, because there aren’t many field modifications that can be made.

We noticed that Colorado is a hotbed of Monoxivent FRP duct projects. You can see the projects that we helped build tagged on this Map:

There’s a mix of underground Class 1 duct, corrosion-resistant industrial duct, and hybrid lab duct highlighted. It’s a little too much to cover, so why don’t we take sixty seconds and see how it’s made?

We think the finished product looks great, but you’ll seldom see it.

Please keep us and Monoxivent in mind for your future projects!

CFM Company is representative for Composite Cooling Solutions (CCS). Like Monoxivent, they manufacture their products with fiberglass-reinforced plastic.

You may know CCS for field-erected, high capacity cooling towers, but they recently launched a factory-built tower, the Phoenix PL, with module sizes from 250-500 tons. They are compact, industrial quality and extremely corrosion resistant with a 50-year life.

I can’t say for sure that I’ll be around for to quote the replacement unit…

In 2071.

Maybe we need to start representing cryogenic chillers!