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We engineer airflow solutions that optimize OEM system performance.
Revcor helps define your system requirements, engineers and validates the airflow solution, and delivers production-ready impellers and assemblies.
Airflow performance engineered at the system level.
Define
the performance target & scope
Engineer and validate
the airflow solution
Deliver
the project outcome
Two fundamentally different approaches to achieving airflow performance
Traditional Catalog Approach
- Define application requirements
- Select the closest standard components
- Accept performance compromises
The Result
Revcor’s Custom Approach
- Define application requirements
- Engineer the optimum solution
- Validate performance before production
The Result
Why OEM Engineers work with Revcor
Improve airflow, efficiency, motor sizing, and sound by engineering the complete airflow system rather than individual components.
Achieve airflow targets without oversizing motors
Match system requirements without compensating through larger, costlier motor selections.
Accelerate development with proven tooling
Reduce development time, costs, and tooling risk whenever a configured solution meets the requirements.
Engineer custom solutions when required
Validate designs for production success
Verify performance under real operating conditions and ensure designs transition to manufacturing with confidence.
Custom impellers, airflow assemblies, and the engineering documentation required for production.
Axial Fans
Custom axial impellers and assemblies engineered for high-volume airflow, low-pressure applications in condensers, ventilation equipment, and cooling equipment.
Centrifugal Blowers
Custom centrifugal impellers and blower assemblies engineered for high-pressure airflow applications in furnaces, air handlers, ducted systems, and other restricted-airflow equipment.
Crossflow Blowers
Custom crossflow impellers and assemblies engineered to deliver wide, uniform airflow in appliances, fan coils, display cases, and compact equipment.
Revcor evaluated the blower, housing, motor loading, and inlet conditions together, helping Schwank’s 36-inch Epic12 air curtain exceed 1,500 CFM while drawing less than 3.7 amps.
Solutions developed
Customers served
Defective parts per million
On-time shipments