COOLAIR’S FIBERGLASS FANS REDUCE ENERGY COSTS

GAINESVILLE, Ga. (Jan. 21, 2003) - American Coolair’s fiberglass fans, available with either 52-inch cast aluminum or formed stainless steel blade assemblies, are the company’s most energy efficient fans to date.

The 52-inch models, introduced last year, offer excellent energy efficiency, providing up to 20 percent more air flow than the previous 48-inch model. The 52-inch models fit into the same size openings as 48-inch fans, making it easy to upgrade to the higher-capacity fan.

At typical operating conditions of .05” of static pressure, the FGBR52 fan, featuring the stainless steel blade, is the most efficient and cost effective choice. However, at static pressures exceeding .10”, the FGBC52 fan, with its cast aluminum blade, is the more efficient solution.

The fans come equipped with Coolair’s innovative drive assembly, where V-belt power is transmitted directly through the bearings and totally enclosed resilient based, ball bearing ¾ H.P., 1 H.P., or 1 ½ H.P. motors. The result is more economical fan operation coupled with substantially increased bearing life.

American Coolair will feature the fiberglass fan line at the 2003 International Poultry Exposition, booth 1664.

Founded in 1928, American Coolair Corporation is a leading manufacturer and marketer of ventilation systems for the poultry, swine and greenhouse industries. For performance ratings and product information, visit the company’s website at www.coolair.com, call 904/389-3646, write P.O. Box 2300, Jacksonville, Fla., 32203, or email fans@coolair.com.

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