Sometimes centrifugal fans go bad. What are some signs that your company’s centrifugal fans might be going bad? Decibel Issues First, if you notice your centrifugal fans are too noisy– noisier than normal, it could be that the impeller is hitting the inlet or housing and isn’t centered. Maybe the inlet or housing is damaged,… Read more »
Industrial fans can get dirty over time. You might need to clean them so they’re circulating fresh air rather than dirty air. Accumulation of Debris Industrial fans can gather things like dirt, dust and even lint on them as time goes by. When you decide to clean your fans (usually during spring cleaning times) it’s… Read more »
In America, there’s the idea that bigger is better, right? Does this hold true for industrial fans? In many ways, yes. When you have a big space where you want to regulate air temperature and air quality, you most likely need big fans. Why is this so? Well, there are several reasons. Less is More… Read more »
In the old days, workers worked in noisy factories, and oftentimes they didn’t wear anything to protect their ears. Then, later on in life, they suffered hearing loss and needed to wear hearing aids in their old age just to hear their spouse or the TV. Thankfully, today, companies are more attuned to safety when… Read more »
Have you been thinking about buying industrial fans to keep people and things cool and comfortable? Industrial fans are larger in diameter than most fans and they also tend to have very large and long blades. Because of their larger size, they have quite powerful motors. Finding the Right Size Size-wise, most industrial fans range… Read more »
If you were in a room and it was swelteringly hot with stagnant air, how long would you want to stay in there? If you’re like most people, you’d want to get out of that room quickly because it’s just too hot and stuffy. Now imagine you worked in a warehouse with no air conditioning… Read more »
Industrial fans are in use all over the world in a wide variety of settings. Generally, industrial fans are put in place to make sure buildings have decent ventilation for the sake of the health of workers and visitors. These fans have the ability to move air around so that it doesn’t get too hot… Read more »
Imagine working in a factory with stagnant air. If it was hot, it would be swelteringly uncomfortable. Fumes coming from various machines could make you feel sick! It would not be a comfortable or pleasant working environment. That’s exactly why industrial fans matter– they have the power and ability to move large amounts of air… Read more »
Do you have industrial fans where you work? Has anyone checked or cleaned them lately? If you’re like most places, you kind of forget about the fans unless something’s gone majorly wrong and they’re not working, right? Well, if you own or manage a building where you have several industrial fans, it behooves you to… Read more »
Many warehouses and industrial buildings have industrial fans to help circulate air. Sometimes those fans can be so loud that they require mitigation. In other words, something has to be done because the noise is too much for people’s ears. For example, workers might decide to wear earplugs at work to cut down the noise… Read more »