Ductair Electrics
Manufactures industrial electric air heaters and heating elements for commercial and industrial applications
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Ductair Electrics
Ductair Electrics manufactures electric heaters for applications including heating, frost protection and load banks. Products include duct heaters, high-air-temperature heaters and straight or formed heating elements.
Its heaters are designed for duct systems, air-handling units and process ovens, serving applications in settings such as offices, warehouses, hospitals and industrial facilities. The company designs and quotes heaters to customer specifications.
DUCTAIR ELECTRICS LIMITED is registered in Minworth, United Kingdom. The website states that the business was established in 1963; registry facts give a founding date of 1947.
Product: Industrial electric air heaters and heating elements, including custom-shaped elements and duct heaters.
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