Patterson fans aren't your typical high velocity fans. Our industrial fans are built to last and manufactured to fit the needs of almost any area in your factory or warehouse! Whether you need air movement or ventilation for aisles, pick modules, workstations, shipping/staging areas, cross docks, employee cooling, or condensation control, these tried-and-true high velocity fans provide long-term solutions for costly problems.
What is a high-velocity fan?
High velocity fans are heavy-duty fans with blades designed to spin at accelerated speeds to project air over long distances. These powerful, high-efficiency fans are often utilized to ventilate partially or wholly enclosed spaces, dry out humid or moist environments, and cool people off when there’s little or no air-conditioning. High velocity fans use less energy than air conditioners, cooling only the skin instead of all the air in a space.
Advantages of this fan type include:
Our High Velocity, Industrial Grade Fans come in a wide variety of styles with several mounting options.
To get started, choose your fan size below or contact an air movement expert for a solution to your ventilation problem.
What is a high-velocity fan?
High velocity fans are heavy-duty fans with blades designed to spin at accelerated speeds to project air over long distances. These powerful, high-efficiency fans are often utilized to ventilate partially or wholly enclosed spaces, dry out humid or moist environments, and cool people off when there’s little or no air-conditioning. High velocity fans use less energy than air conditioners, cooling only the skin instead of all the air in a space.
Advantages of this fan type include:
- Extraordinary power
- Strong air circulation
- Great for large spaces
- Moves air vast distances
- High efficiency
- Low energy consumption
- Practical
Our High Velocity, Industrial Grade Fans come in a wide variety of styles with several mounting options.
To get started, choose your fan size below or contact an air movement expert for a solution to your ventilation problem.
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