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HUNTER INDUSTRIAL LAUNCHES LIFETIME WARRANTY ON ALL FAN LINES

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Jan. 5, 2021)Hunter Industrial Fans—the industrial division of Hunter Fan Company—debuts a lifetime warranty policy for all of its HVLS industrial fan lines. Hunter Industrial is the only HVLS fan company to offer a lifetime warranty policy on all of its HVLS products.

The new lifetime warranty policy is effective January 1, 2021, and allows customers to work directly with Hunter Industrial on a return, repair or replacement.

“Our products are reliable, built-to-last and top-of-the-line,” said Mark D’Agostino, senior vice president and general manager of Hunter Industrial. “Our priority is to provide innovative and quality products to our customers, and this new lifetime warranty is proof that we stand behind our fans.”

Hunter Industrial specializes in various industrial and commercial fans for industries including automotive, manufacturing, warehouse/distribution, food and beverage, agriculture and fitness.

Hunter Industrial fan lines include the TitanEco and XP, along with network-capable controls for its HVLS fan lines. Purposefully designed for the user, each Hunter Industrial controller is a highly intuitive touchscreen that incorporates a “plug and play” design and allows for a hassle-free installation.

In 2020, Hunter Industrial extended its catalog of commercial fan lines with the launch of the Trak, a ceiling fan designed and engineered with a commercial grade motor and extruded aluminum blades for a long lifespan and optimal airflow.

Completing its list of fan lines is Hunter Industrial’s Jan Fan products. These fans easily assemble and feature various mounting options, making the fans an ideal solution for indoor and outdoor settings. The fans range in sizes from 12 to 30 inches and feature an energy-saving module.

To learn more about Hunter Industrial, visit 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.hunterfan.com/industrial.
 

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