American Fan Company - a Flakt Woods Company

American Fan Company, now part of FläktGroup, which was previously under the conglomerate Fläkt Woods, is renowned for its expertise in producing high-quality industrial fans. Established in 1969, the company has built a solid reputation for manufacturing reliable and durable air movement solutions tailored for industrial and commercial applications.

Key Features and Capabilities:

Product Range:
- Centrifugal Fans: Known for their energy efficiency and reliability, these are used in various HVAC applications and industrial processes.
- Axial Fans: Commonly found in ventilation systems, these fans are designed to move air along the axis of the fan and are used in spaces requiring high airflow with moderate pressure.
- High-Temperature Fans: Built to withstand demanding conditions, these fans are often used in industrial processes where high heat resistance is critical.
Customization:
- American Fan Company offers extensive customization options to ensure their products meet specific customer requirements. This involves modifications in materials, sizing, and performance characteristics to fit unique applications.
Applications:
- The company's products are utilized across a variety of sectors, including manufacturing, energy, agricultural, and HVAC systems.
Quality and Reliability:
- The emphasis on high standards of manufacturing practices ensures that their fans are both robust and efficient, offering long-term reliability and reduced maintenance needs.
Technology and Innovation:
- Being part of FläktGroup, a global leader in air technology solutions, American Fan Company benefits from cutting-edge research and development. This partnership fosters innovative approaches in enhancing fan performance and energy efficiency.
Global Reach:
- The integration with FläktGroup has expanded American Fan Company's reach, leveraging a global distribution network to serve a worldwide clientele.

Parent Company - FläktGroup:

FläktGroup is a prominent player in providing solutions for air treatment, air movement, and air diffusion technologies. The organization was formed through the merger of DencoHappel and Fläkt Woods in 2016, focusing on energy-efficient HVAC systems and other air technology solutions.

American Fan Company's inclusion in the FläktGroup portfolio allows it to benefit from shared technological advancements and expertise, ensuring they stay at the forefront of the industry.

Customer Focus:

With a strong dedication to customer satisfaction, American Fan Company provides not only superior products but also robust service and support to address any client issues or needs. Their expertise ensures efficient operation and optimal performance tailored to diverse application requirements.

In summary, American Fan Company, under the umbrella of FläktGroup, continues to excel as a reputable manufacturer of industrial fans, leveraging extensive industry knowledge, innovative technology, and a commitment to quality and customer service.

1-360-202-8043
www.americanfan.com
1-360-678-2253

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