Warner Air, LLC, maker of WACO industrial fans, traces its engineering lineage to aircraft-propeller specialists who began designing industrial fans more than 70 years ago. The company was formed in 2002 when Mike Warner and two partners purchased the industrial fan division of Washington Aluminum, and it is known for the Whispr® Blade developed by the WACO team in the 1990s. Warner Air manufactures and ships fans from its own operation, with custom units sometimes completed in a day and serialized, in-house production using North American materials.
Americraft Manufacturing Company, IncSince 1946, Cincinnati-based Americraft Manufacturing Company has made industrial fans and ventilation equipment for factories, warehouses and other demanding applications. Founded by brothers Edward and Albert Blanz in a garage after World War II, the company now builds both standard and customer-specified fans, with nearly half of its shipments specially made to order. Americraft’s products are made in the USA and serve applications across all 50 states and around the world.CINCINNATI, OH
Air Turbine Propeller CoAir Turbine Propeller Co. has been in the fan business since 1949, serving commercial and industrial HVAC/R customers from its Pennsylvania facility. The employee-owned company takes a made-to-order approach, engineering and testing each axial fan blade in-house to match the customer’s application.ZELIENOPLE, PA
Penn Fan CompanyFor nearly 40 years, Penn Fan Company has designed and built industrial-duty fans in-house near Pittsburgh, with equipment made for harsh environments such as steel mills and foundries. Its made-to-order manufacturing process accommodates unusual layouts and operating requirements, from stacked fans for transformer cooling to custom wash-down units. Every fan is manufactured in the USA and tested with durability, performance, and safety in mind.ZELIENOPLE, PA
The New York Blower CompanySince 1889, The New York Blower Company has manufactured industrial fans and blowers for the high-temperature, corrosive and heavy-duty air-movement demands of modern industry. From its original La Porte, Indiana location, the company now supports production through six U.S. manufacturing facilities, including a 39,000-square-foot AMCA-accredited testing laboratory—the largest of its kind in the United States. Its engineers also provide custom design, testing and field support for demanding applications such as process heat, material handling and wood products.NEW CASTLE, PA