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DESIGNED LIKE A SPACESHIP. BUILT LIKE A THOROUGHBRED.
DESIGNED LIKE A SPACESHIP. BUILT LIKE A THOROUGHBRED.
Efficient and effective, our high volume low speed (HVLS) fans set the standard when it comes to
moving massive amounts of air where a typical ceiling fan simply can’t keep up.
Efficient and effective, our high volume low speed (HVLS) fans set the standard when it comes to
moving massive amounts of air where a typical ceiling fan simply can’t keep up.
We’ve spent countless hours engineering our HVLS fans before putting them out on the market. We spent a lot of time on research & development to ensure we put the best designed fan possible into the market. We could easily sit back and just focus on selling now, but we’re not that kind of company. We’re continually striving for better – rigorously researching and testing both new technology to enhance our fans and real-world improvements to installation and maintenance.
We’ve spent countless hours engineering our HVLS fans before putting them out on the market. We spent a lot of time on research & development to ensure we put the best designed fan possible into the market. We could easily sit back and just focus on selling now, but we’re not that kind of company. We’re continually striving for better – rigorously researching and testing both new technology to enhance our fans and real-world improvements to installation and maintenance.
Each EPIC HVLS fan is the result of careful engineering. And the inspiration for such well thought out engineering comes from a variety of sources.
Each EPIC HVLS fan is the result of careful engineering. And the inspiration for such well thought out engineering comes from a variety of sources.
For example, EPIC HVLS fans have a lot in common with the Sikorsky (Lockheed Martin) UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter. In fact, the design for the fan blade downturned winglets (blade tips) is a derivation from the famous helo itself.
For example, EPIC HVLS fans have a lot in common with the Sikorsky (Lockheed Martin) UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter. In fact, the design for the fan blade downturned winglets (blade tips) is a derivation from the famous helo itself.
Rather than reinvent the wheel (or blades, in this case), EPIC has carefully examined how winglets were being used on rotary helicopters manufactured by top industry manufacturers Sikorsky as well as Bell Helicopter (Textron).
Rather than reinvent the wheel (or blades, in this case), EPIC has carefully examined how winglets were being used on rotary helicopters manufactured by top industry manufacturers Sikorsky as well as Bell Helicopter (Textron).
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