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“Celebrating years of resolving industrial air quality, noise, dust explosion, and ventilation issues.”
SysTech was founded in 1985 with a commitment to providing practical, cost-effective answers to today’s industrial air handling, cleaning, and moving challenges. We offer single-source solutions by combining individual components with system installation for: Industrial Ventilation, Air Quality Control Systems, Noise Attenuation, Vacuum Conveying, Fan Applications, Explosion Protection, Dust Collection, and much more!
A SysTech team discussing industrial ventilation improvements
SysTech is a second-generation company, and has earned a reputation in the industry as a trusted supplier of quality-engineered products, prompt service and support to our clients. The team at SysTech includes three degreed engineers on staff with years of air systems design experience, six outside sales professionals and two inside support personnel.
Our continual growth can be attributed to our:
- Professionals who are an available resource and understand timely resolution of industrial ventilation issues.
- Over 150 years of engineering and application experience.
- Equipment manufacturers who are leaders in their field, ready to support our efforts with their knowledgeable engineers, quality products, and commitment to service.
- Relationships with our clients who expect the best and get it!
Nationwide Reach
Our headquarters is strategically located in the Philadelphia area with satellite sales offices in Parsippany, NJ, Lancaster, PA, Baltimore, MD and Pittsburgh, PA.
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You’ll find us concentrated around Exton, PA but we travel to a 200 mile radius daily. We have accounts along the east coast and some in central and western US. We have arrangements with outside organizations to visit sites for us anywhere in the US.
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Customer support is more than equipment supply; it is engineering know-how, understanding of governmental regulations and local codes, and preventative maintenance knowledge. And perhaps the most important component of service is being available when you need us!
Our customer support department is available to answer your equipment and systems questions, process your parts requests or keep you current with the status of your purchase order.
Give us a call at 800-456-9460. We are serious about support.
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Have questions about the latest OSHA, Combustible Dust NEP, OSHA noise standards, NESHAP or NFPA Codes? We can answer your questions about the regulations and codes that are important for your facility. Please give us a call at 800-456-9460.
Code of Conduct
Our code of conduct outlines the ethical and legal guidelines for all SysTech Design Inc. employees, suppliers, and business associates. SysTech Design Inc. strictly adheres to the principles and responsibilities outlined in this doctrine to ensure the moral and lawful integrity of business conducted within our organization and our network of partners.
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SysTech selects and installs dust collectors for ventilation projects that require 100 CFM to those exceeding 100,000 CFM. Projects might be for product recovery, nuisance dust control, health issue particulate removal, or handling combustible dust.
The accompanying photo is of a recent small but significant zirconium dust collection project where a 500 CFM Donaldson Torit DFO 3-3 cartridge dust collector was applied for product recovery. The unit included an abrasion-resistant inlet, a 25-gallon collection drum, a 5 HP fan, and a VFD control panel.
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During summer, clients usually exhaust heated air accumulating in the upper rafters and high ceilings with a bank of rooftop exhaust fans. During this period, fans are inspected, and the maintenance guys fix issues that need addressing. If not serviced regularly, the rooftop fans go down, and ventilation systems are compromised. It gets hot!
Unfortunately, most roof-mounted fans follow the “out of sight, out of mind” idiom. Unless a fan shuts down, going onto the roof is inconvenient, and servicing fans by disassembly them is often avoided as long as possible.
Installing heavy-duty long-life fans is the first step to extend the interval for hot weather rooftop repairs. And suppose your exhausted airstream is contaminated with particulate that builds up on the fan wheels (which subsequently go out of balance). In that case, the second step is reducing the required time when fan service is necessary.
Should either of these maintenance scenarios ring a bell, consider the Hartzell Air Movement “Swing-out Design” for roof exhausters. These fans are heavy-duty and easily serviced when you need to go up on the roof. The complete drive and fan wheel assemble unlatches from the housing, swings out, and the fan internals are readily serviced and cleaned.
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