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Limpieza de Ductería, a technical service of Climatiza, provides air conditioning duct inspection and cleaning in plants, warehouses and logistics parks in Panama. It starts with an inventory by building and by zone, continues with work in shifts agreed with operations, and ends with a report of photos and video for every intervention.
In a plant, a warehouse or a logistics park, air conditioning often serves very different zones: offices, production areas, storage and canteens. Each one collects a different kind of dirt, such as fine dust, process residue or particles from the movement of goods.
Air conditioning and general ventilation ducts are one service. Process exhausts, industrial kitchen hoods and dust-collection systems are another, and they are assessed separately. This page covers air conditioning and general ventilation ductwork. For kitchen exhaust, the work is referred to Climatiza.
Data point: In newly installed ducts, mechanical brushing and compressed air removed between 75 and 94% of the dust deposited at the building site, but no method cleaned oily surfaces well enough (Holopainen et al., 2003). It is a study of new ducts, which is why in a warehouse what is inside is checked first.
| Space | What is usually there | What is checked first |
|---|---|---|
| Production plants and industrial buildings | Offices and process areas with different networks | Which network serves each zone and which one is worked on |
| Plastics and metalworking industry | Fine dust and process residue near the air intakes | Filters, returns and sections close to the process |
| Food and beverage plants | Areas with the plant’s own rules | Coordinated with the plant’s protocol |
| Pharmaceutical laboratories, clean rooms and white rooms | Requirements specific to each facility | Coordinated with the client’s protocol, and no work is done without it |
| Warehouses and distribution centers | Large buildings with few units and heavy traffic | Filters, returns and access to high sections |
| Logistics parks | Several buildings and offices with their own equipment | Equipment inventory by building |
| Cold rooms and chambers | Refrigeration, which is a different service | Referred to Climatiza if required |
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An inventory by building and by zone: what equipment there is and which network serves each area.
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Work by shifts agreed with operations, with dust containment where it applies.
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A report per intervention, with before and after photos and video.
They are not the same thing. This page covers air conditioning and general ventilation ductwork. Process exhausts, dust-collection systems and hoods are assessed separately, and for kitchens the work is referred to Climatiza under its own service. The inspection makes clear which network is which.
Limpieza de Ductería, a technical service of Climatiza, provides air conditioning duct inspection and cleaning in plants, warehouses and logistics parks in Panama. It starts with an inventory by building and by zone, continues with work in shifts agreed with operations, and ends with a report of photos and video for every intervention.
It depends on the dust each zone generates and how the space is used. Filters that clog quickly, dust on grilles and returns near the process, and complaints from office staff all point to it. A camera inspection confirms it. There is no calendar that works for every building. More in how often to clean ducts.
It is scheduled by zone and in shifts agreed with operations, so each intervention fits the plant’s rhythm. The schedule is set after the inspection, once it is known which networks serve each area and which ones can be worked on without affecting the process.
The inspection is the starting point. See what the inspection is like · See the method · Back to sectors. The service is provided by Climatiza, and there is context on maintenance contracts for businesses at Radar Panamá.