Industrial Fans
R. Williamson & Associates offers a full line of the best industrial fans for both commercial & industrial settings.
As official representatives of industry leading fan manufactures, you can rest assured you will receive high-quality, heavy-duty equipment backed by best in its class warranties and excellent customer support.
We carry a vast array of industrial fans for air moment, air circulation, and also general ventilation.
Official Representatives
We are official distributors of the manufactures listed below. As official representatives, we’ll be happy to help explain the best industrial fan for your application. Contact us for a quote or any information regarding their products.
Types of Industrial Fans
- Corrosian resistant fiberglass fans
- Tube axial
- Roof ventilators
- Panel & flange
- Dampers
- HVLS fan
- Utility fans
- Wall exhaust fans
- Roof exhaust
- Roof fan
- Commercial fans
- Outdoor fans
- Explosion proof fans
These are just some of the types of industrial fans we offer. Additionally, most CFM (Cubic Foot per Minute wiki) fans are customizable.
Therefore, depending on the application, we will help you choose the most effective, yet efficient fan to get the job done.
Looking for Industrial Blowers?
Click below to see all the industrial blowers we have to offer. There you can find centrifugal fans manufactured from industry leaders we represent.
Axial Fans
Axial fans are used in both commercial and industrial applications. Industrial axial fans, also referred to as an axial flow fan, uses a propeller to pull air into the fan and push it out in the same direction as the axial (the way it’s facing). Think of your typical commercial ceiling fan that rotates and pushes air downward to cool the area.
Axial fans are commonly used to push air out from a structure. Common applications of these types of fans are used to exhaust contaminated air or push-out fumes.
On the other hand, they can be used to supply fresh air inside a building. Industrial fans reduce the temperature of a specific area with people and equipment inside.
Therefore, because the general area that must be temperature controlled is large, these fans must be heavy duty. They are manufactured to manage large volumes of air but with low-pressure due to SP (Static Pressure).
Depending on the application these types of industrial fans are typically made of steel. That being said, some applications require aluminum for spark resistance. Other applications may require stainless steel, so that it can resist the chemical reactions.
Types of Axial Fans
There are other factors to consider when deciding which type of fan to install.
There are 2 main types:
- Belt Drive
- Direct Drive
Fan system design is important to consider because particular applications require the fan to be belt driven.
This is because belt driven fans have the motor mounted on the outside. Therefore, the air coming in is not subjected to contaminants such as dirt and pollutants, it’s also able to tolerate high heat temperatures.
Looking for HVLS Fans?
Click below to see all the large industrial ceiling fans we have to offer. There you can find HVLS fans manufactured from industry leaders we represent.
Industrial Fan Manufactures
Hartzell Air Movement
AirPro Fans & Blowers
United Enertech
Envira North
Our Mission
R. Williamson & Associates goal is to continually supply and distribute their ventilation equipment with fast turn around time and great service.
From product selection to providing installation solutions, R. Williamson & Associates is here for your industrial ventilation needs.
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Applications
The industral fans we provide are an essential part of any building and structure. Below are just some of the industries we’ve provided our services to.
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We’ll be happy to help explain which model and make is best for your application.
- Joliet
- Bloomington
- Rock Island
- Quincy
- Pittsfield
- Waukegan
- Rockford
- Champaign
- Genva
- Woodstock
- Wheaton
- Springfield
- Peoria
- Moline
- Aurora
- Kenosha, WI
- Darlington, WI
- Racine, WI
- Lancaster, WI
- Monroe, WI
- Crown Point, IN
- East Chicago, IN
- South Bend, IN
- Valparaiso, IN
- LaPorte, IN
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