Fan Distributors

These guys (or more specifically Chris Gounaris) spent a MONTH helping our company figure-​out the correct FAN to buy for our SPRAY BOOTH room.. .
Even though we are chalk-​full of brilliant electronic engineers (no joke), no one had a clue as to how to calculating the «sp» /​static pressure to make sure this rooftop fan we wanted to buy would pull the requested AIR FLOW (100′/min minimum) required by the City of Santa Clara Fire Marshall. This as you probably know (and I didn’t) requires a Mechanical Engineer.
Our fan had to also be hazardous proof for the sprays we use — so Chris set to explaining the various options we had, and, helped narrow these options down. Very patient —
You need an industrial fan — top notch help here.
I did not hesitate to compare prices online; pricing is competitive.
We’re located in CA and he did a fantastic job re: email communication.
Also through Chris’s explanations I did learn a thing or two about sp /​air flow /​CFM /​class 1 group D /​EXP vs TEFC vs TEAO /​tube-​axial /​quieter Peerless fans /​rotation & discharge req’s /​duct requirements /​. huff puff puff … All from starting with no knowledge save that we needed to buy a hazardous proof fan for our Spray Booth.