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FanAir Company
California, USA FanAir Company deals with used and surplus fans, blowers, motors and related component parts. Our ap More...
www.fanair.com

Robinson Fans
Pennsylvania, USA Robinson Industries the leading manufacturer of custom-engineered industrial and ventilation fans an More...
www.robinsonfans.com

Turbo Machined Products LLC
New York, USA Turbo Machined Products LLC specializes in 5-axis CNC contour milling, lathe turning, PMA, reverse e More...
www.turbomp.com

Moffitt Corporation, Inc.
Florida, USA Moffitt Corporation provides ventilation & heating systems and performs mechanical installations in More...
www.moffitthvac.com

Quietaire Corp.
Texas, USA Quietaire Corp. engineers and assembles industrial fans and commercial ventilation equipment. We man More...
www.quietaire.com

Schaefer Ventilation Equipment
Minnesota, USA Schaefer Ventilation Equipment manufactures agricultural, commercial/Industrial and horticultural ve More...
www.schaeferfan.com

Prime Air Products Co.
Virginia, USA Prime Air Products Co. offers quality air handling products and services. Our products include indus More...
www.prime-air.com

Cofimco USA, Inc.
Virginia, USA Cofimco USA, Inc. is engaged in the production of axial fans. More...
www.cofimcousa.com

Twin City Fan & Blower
Michigan, USA Twin City Fan & Blower designs commercial and industrial fans. Our products include centrifugal fans More...
www.tcf.com

Air Max Fans
South Carolina, USA Air Max Fans provides industrial grade fans. Our product line includes high velocity, venturi style More...
www.airmaxfans.com

Airtech Products, Inc.
Oklahoma, USA Airtech Products, Inc. manufactures louvers/shutters for air cooled heat exchanger industry. We offe More...
www.airtechproducts.com

Air Cleaning Technologies, Inc.
Oklahoma, USA Air Cleaning Technologies, Inc. offers air pollution and emission control equipment. Our product lin More...
www.aircleaningtech.com

T L T-Babcock, Inc.
Ohio, USA T L T-Babcock, Inc. offers custom engineered axial fans, centrifugal fans, dampers and ash handling More...
www.tltbabcock.com

Cincinnati Fan
Ohio, USA Cincinnati Fan produces cast aluminum & fabricated steel, aluminum and stainless steel fans in the 1 More...
www.cincinnatifan.com

Fan Equipment Co., Inc.
Nevada, USA Fan Equipment Co., Inc. builds fans from 1 HP to 700 HP. Our fans are available in carbon steel, sta More...
www.fanequipment.com

Twin City Fan Companies, Ltd.
Minnesota, USA Twin City Fan Companies, Ltd. is a manufacturer of high quality centrifugal fans for air and materia More...
www.twincityfan.com

Howden Buffalo, Inc.
South Carolina, USA Howden Buffalo, Inc., is an ISO 9001:2000 certified manufacturer of air movement equipment. We provi More...
www.howdenbuffalo.com

Greenheck Fan Corp.
Wisconsin, USA Greenheck Fan Corp. is a manufacturer of ventilation equipment. We design, produce and market compre More...
www.greenheck.com

Mechanovent Corp.
Indiana, USA Mechanovent Corp. provide air-handling components to industries. Our products include double-width, More...
www.mechanovent.com

Fantech, Inc.
Florida, USA Fantech, Inc develops air movement products. We specialize in air movement/ventilation field. Our pr More...
www.fantech.net

Axial Fans Manufacturers

Axial fans are basically propeller fans shorter rigid blades assembled in a tubular housing to provide some degree of controlling and/or streamlining the gas flow. Axial fans can be further subdivided into two types, namely, vane axial and tube axial. Vane axial fans have installed before and/or after the rotor to direct and streamline the gases for better fan action. The vanes are installed on the stator housing and employ some kind of control mechanism for varying the flow pattern. Tube axial fans employ the same basic construction as vane axial fans except for the guide vanes and are generally less efficient than vane axial fans.