Inventor of the ceiling fan showcased their Titan fan along with other industrial products at largest international supply chain show
Hunter Industrial Fans, the industrial division of the Hunter Fan Company, made its first MODEX exhibitor appearance on April 9-12. Show attendees had the opportunity to see the company’s Titan 18-foot fan operating at the booth each 
day, along with its purpose-built direct drive motor and blade section on display. Hunter Industrial also featured the motor and blade selection for its lighter weight fan product— the ECO fan.
In addition to the product features on display, the company held drawings each day for its granite Stingray fan (a $600 value) while demonstrating the Titan fan at full speed.
“MODEX was an exceptional opportunity to form valuable connections, and we appreciate everyone who stopped by our booth to learn more about what sets our products apart in the industry. We’re looking forward to next year’s ProMat show,” said Jeff Chastain, senior vice president and general manager of Hunter Industrial.
Hunter Industrial was launched in 2016 with its debut product, the Titan high-volume, low-speed (HVLS) fan with blade spans ranging from 14 feet to 24 feet. Using less horsepower, the Titan efficiently delivers equal or better output than the competition. The company’s second product, the ECO fan, is among the most lightweight and economical industrial fans on the market. The ECO fans range in diameter from 8 feet to 24 feet. Both the ECO and the Titan offer a full range of control options, including Hunter Industrial’s standard 1:1 analog control and touchscreen controls with network capability and the flexibility to manage up to 30 fans.
Hunter Industrial’s affordable HVLS fans are crafted to deliver unmatched performance and built to last. To learn more about the Hunter Industrial Fans, visit www.hunterfan.com/industrial.
About Hunter Industrial Fan
Since 1886, Hunter Fan Company’s focus has been on providing and enhancing comfort for consumers. Hunter’s commitment to quality, craftsmanship and innovation is why the company remains unrivaled today—and why Hunter’s fans last for generations. Hunter Industrial is part of that heritage, and the industrial division’s high-volume, low-speed fans embody Hunter’s passion for pioneering breakthroughs in ceiling fan technologies. Hunter Industrial’s fans are designed with every person in the process in mind—from installer to owner. Based in Nashville, Tenn., Hunter Industrial’s designers, engineers and technicians work together to test, prototype and manufacture every fan to perfection. For more information, visit www.hunterindustrialfan.com.
