Northern Blower Inc. has been delivering custom industrial fan solutions to customers worldwide since our founding in 1959. We strive to understand your fan application and are capable of designing and manufacturing your optimum fan. From specialized material and critical application small horsepower units to large induced draft fans for cement and power plants; whatever your project demands, we are prepared to deliver.
Northern Blower has industrial fan installations globally in many different industries, climates, and applications. If you can’t find your ventilation fan please contact us, and one of our technical sales team will be happy to assist.
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Three identical double-inlet, double-width backward inclined fans were manufactured by Northern Blower for installation in a steel mill in Nebraska.
These fans were built as Arrangement 7 with dependent pedestals and a common base with the 250 HP motor mounted in our facility.
Northern Blower technical sales people handle your job from estimate to shipment and will work with you to ensure specific job requirements are understood and met.
Two induced draft and two forced draft fans were supplied for a hydrogen production process at a refinery in the mid-western United States.
Arrangement 3, center hung wheels with independent bearing pedestals and motor soleplates, these fans were built to American Petroleum Institute standard 560. The ID fans each move over 340,000 CFM at 410⁰F and are driven by 1750 HP medium voltage motors.
Northern Blower is CWB certified to CSA W47.1, analogous to AWS D14.6 and D1.1.
This double-width airfoil fan was designed for operation as a dust collector induced draft fan for a heat recovery steam generator at a carbon black facility in Alberta.
This direct-driven Arrangement 7 fan with integral inlet boxes moves 262,000 CFM flue gas at 320⁰F and comes with Northern Blower designed and manufactured inlet box dampers.
In our 60 years of operation, Northern Blower has become known for the quality and longevity of our equipment. We keep records of every fan we build and can access performance or parts information for even our oldest operating equipment.
