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In this Calciner Tempering installation, we retrofitted backward-curved blowers to replace our customer’s existing fans for increased efficiency and longer fan life. Using 300 HP customer-supplied motors, we incorporated a flexible coupling drive, unitary base, and pie-split housing for easier maintenance access to the fan wheel and shaft.

For this carbon recycling plant system application, we designed and delivered a drop-in high-pressure blower to replace a competitor’s product. It features a Kynar coated wheel with a stainless steel shaft, rubber-lined housing, custom exterior coating color, a shrouded wheel design, increased wheel width, and an outlet damper to throttle the air as it leaves the fan.

We designed this CE-Certified High-Pressure Blower for custom static and thermal loads of operation. Featuring a monobloc bearing design with vibration isolation pads, this custom blower meets European health, safety, and environmental protection standards.

We recently provided a cooling fan for a cheese plant with food-grade construction to comply with food safety standards.

This coffee roasting plant application called for a dust collection fan. The custom design incorporated backward-curved blades, an inlet box, and a belt drive with a unitary base.

In this combined heat and power installation example, we designed and delivered a booster blower for a bioenergy organic waste facility.

We designed a custom Backward Curved Cooling Conveying Fan for this Dairy application. This fan has continuously-welded 304 Stainless Steel airstream parts with SSPC-SP10 bead blast surface preparation, a food-grade Teflon shaft seal, and stainless BFM fittings. That makes it corrosion- and bacteria-resistant, lower-maintenance, and high-temp friendly.

Designed for cooling during glass tempering operations, this Arrangement 3 backward inclined cooling fan has bearings on either side of the wheel with a unitary base and a double-width housing for higher airflow capacity. This application includes spring vibration isolators and screens on both fan inlets.

The second of a set of three fans we provided for this copper smelter and fabricator, the furnace fume exhaust fan is the main process fan pulling air through the pollution control oxidizer and exhausting it out of the plant. Learn more about the related oxidizer afterburner combustion fan here.

Manufacturing plants often need to retrofit or replace existing fans to keep operations running and increase output. Our team excels at analyzing current fan installations, recommending the best course of action to take, and building the most appropriate fans for the application. That may involve building fans to exactly match existing fan dimensions and performance or modifying fan designs to increase performance.