What Are You Really Paying For? | Durable by Design

There’s no shortage of industrial fans on the market today, and with so many different designs, controls, technologies, and price points to choose from, it can be hard to know what really matters when you’re comparing one company to another!

For us, it’s always been pretty simple. A fan needs to move the air you need, where you need it, and it needs to keep doing its job day after day in a hardworking industrial environment.

Patterson has spent decades building fans with that in mind, focusing on quality components, durable construction, strong performance, and products that are easy to operate and service. In fact, we have Patterson fans that have been running in the field for more than 25 years, with some of those customers only now coming back to us for a replacement motor, guard, blade, or another component that has simply worn down after years of everyday use.

We’re certainly not against new technology, either. We offer electronically commutated motor options on select products when customers are looking for additional efficiency and control. We just don’t believe every fan needs to be packed with extra features simply so there’s more to talk about.

We also don’t believe you should have to pay a premium simply for a name, an elaborate technology package, or the marketing surrounding the product. When you invest in a Patterson fan, your money is going toward the things that matter most: quality construction, dependable airflow, serviceability, and a product that’s built to last.

So, when you’re researching industrial fans, look beyond the website, the bells and whistles, and the price tag. Take a look at how the fan is built, how easily it can be serviced, how long the company has been doing it and, most importantly, whether the product is going to perform when you put it to work.

With Patterson, you’re paying for a quality industrial fan, backed by decades of experience, that’s built to give you years of dependable service.

And when it comes down to performance? You Gotta Plug It In.