Eye on the shop floor

Getting our ‘ducts in a row’ ok they are not ducts, they are bifurcated fans (BIF)

The application is for a back up operation on a paper mill site in Spain, this similar design we have supplied to environments that require gas movement  but do not have reliable or any means of fixed power, frequently these fan are designed to be portable.

To Infinity and Beyond! Halifax Fan UK has been working on an aerospace project to supply a Flare System Assist Air fan for a spaceport

The customer feedback was so positive, we have to share. “A job well done, swiftly but not compromised on quality. “

We like to use the best tools for the job, and take advantage of the 5S principles.

As part of a select group of 30 companies, Halifax Fan is taking part in the Fit For Hydrogen programme managed by the Nuclear Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre based at the University of Sheffield. This programme is part of the Zero Carbon Humber Partnership, whichaims to decarbonise the industrial clutter around the Humber and help UK manufacturers win work in emerging low-carbon sectors including hydrogen fuels and carbon capture.

Both fans endured an extended 4-hour mechanical run test and a customer witnessed aerodynamic performance test according to strict project requirements. They passed with flying colours!

The fans have sparkproof features and are complete with a mechanical seal and thermosiphon supply system.

Brighouse shop floor, UK. Here is a small 25cm, and perfectly formed, high pressure fan. It is manufactured from 304 stainless steel and driven via