Stoughton Trailers factory outfitted with clean air system

Stoughton Trailers invests in RoboVent clean air system

Stoughton Trailers recently contracted with air filtration technology company RoboVent, based in Sterling Heights, Mich., to invest in a new clean air system in its main manufacturing facility in Stoughton. The system, which was installed to create the healthiest work environment possible for Stoughton Trailers employees, already has resulted in a brighter, cleaner facility that boasts even better ventilation and less dust, according to the company. RoboVent systems (pictured above) drastically reduce fumes, dust and smoke that welding produces within the manufacturing environment, providing workers with the cleanest air possible, according to the company.

“We’re thrilled about the many positive effects the new RoboVent system is having on our workers, facility and production,” said Stoughton Trailers President Bob Wahlin. “Production is more efficient, and the air in the facility is even safer and cleaner. Smoke and dust are virtually eliminated, and employees on the floor feel better about coming to work.”

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