Sky Blade Fan Job for Big Belly

May 16, 2024

A recent project at R&A Langevin was a notable task, completed for the client, Big Belly. Big Belly is a company recognized for its innovative contributions in the realm of smart waste management solutions.

The task at hand involved the installation of a sizable industrial fan, known as a “sky blade fan.” This type of fan is designed to provide efficient air circulation and ventilation in large, open spaces such as warehouses, manufacturing facilities, or commercial buildings. The choice of a sky-blade fan suggests a focus on maximizing airflow and ensuring optimal working conditions within the designated area.

The installation consisted of not just one, but two sky blade fans, each boasting an impressive width of 20 feet. This substantial size indicates a deliberate effort to cover a significant area and to effectively address ventilation needs within the premises. The use of industrial-grade fans further underscores the scale and scope of the installation, suggesting a commitment to high-performance equipment capable of meeting the demands of a commercial setting.

The selection of Big Belly as the client reveals an intriguing connection to the realm of waste management technology. Big Belly is renowned for its pioneering efforts in revolutionizing traditional waste disposal methods through the development of smart trash can solutions. These solutions typically incorporate advanced technologies such as solar-powered compactors and cloud-based monitoring systems to optimize waste collection and management processes.

By engaging R&A Langevin for the installation of sky-blade fans, Big Belly demonstrates a proactive approach to enhancing its operational infrastructure. Efficient ventilation is crucial in industrial settings, not only for ensuring the comfort and well-being of workers but also for maintaining optimal conditions for equipment performance and product quality.

Overall, the collaboration between Langevin and Big Belly exemplifies a convergence of expertise in construction and waste management technology, with the installation of industrial fans serving as a testament to the commitment to innovation and efficiency shared by both companies. This partnership not only addresses immediate ventilation needs but also aligns with broader objectives related to sustainability, productivity, and workplace safety.

Where did this job take place?

46 Stafford St., Lawrence, MA.

What is the job/project category?

Commercial

What type of work did you do here?

Custom Work