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When it comes to industrial exhaust fans you can sometimes find it confusing knowing which one to buy and whether we actually need them. You know that by law you have a duty to keep the working conditions healthy for your workers but often you can be left in the dark as to which fan would do the most efficient job.
The first thing to look at is the size of the area that needs to be ventilated. A car workshop will need a different type of fan compared to a small key cutting outlet yet both have the potential to expose employees to contaminated air. If you are unsure you should contact either the NIOSH or OSHA and they will provide you with helpful information. An air quality expert may also visit your concessions to assist you further.
When choosing industrial exhaust fans, most businesses will buy an axial flow fan but some will prefer the wall fans also known as panel fans. It is very important that the system you install not only removes the contaminated air but also replace that air with healthy fresh air or you will have a whole host of other problems. You can add a whole system designed for your specific requirements if you need it.
Do not assume you do not need an industrial exhaust fan. All sorts of businesses require them from the more obvious car repair shops where the workers are exposed to exhaust fumes and other contaminants but also in paint spray booths or those businesses that deal with grinding and polishing. If in doubt check with the government agencies as you do not want any worker getting ill or fulfilling you through the workers compensation scheme. Industrial exhaust fans may not be the most attractive piece of equipment but they may just be vital to the success of your business.
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