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Typical frame design found on comparable fans
How panel structure affects fan life 
     The panel structure of a wall fan or PRV directly impacts the overall rigidity of the unit. This in turn affects its propensity to vibrate. A rigid welded ten gauge angle frame with minimum ten gauge motor brackets and shaft supports provides greater rigidity and longer life than tubular frames or bolted angle frames.

Welded heavy angle construction makes the difference 
     In addition, panel structure is often subjected to corrosive environments that quickly take their toll on lighter gauge material. This can lead to the early retirement of the unit.

     American Coolair uses welded heavy angle construction for all panel elements.

A rigid welded ten gauge angle frame with ten gauge motor brackets and shaft supports provides greater rigidity and longer life than tubular frames or bolted angle frames.
  Simply weighing comparable fans will expose light gauge structural material.

 

 

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