Nick Agius joins Fan-Div as Executive Chairman & Founding Partner.
The man who designed the DG-II is now part of the company that distributes it. Same team you already know, now operating independently as Fan-Div.
Nick designed and patented the DG-II Anti-Rotation Device, the device that stops an air cooler fan windmilling backwards when the motor is off. Fan-Div is its exclusive Canadian distributor.
He introduced the Elliptical Bell to the air cooled heat exchanger aftermarket, the deep inlet bell used where noise and fan performance both matter. Fan-Div is the global distributor.
Nick has written widely on Air Cooled Heat Exchanger optimization and axial fans, including in Hydrocarbon Processing. His papers are at thefanguy.ca.
Same people. Same work. New name on the door.
Fan-Div has acquired the Fan Division from Vibe.FX and now operates independently as Fan-Div.
- The team is the same. The people you've been calling about fan assemblies, blades, belts and bearings are the same people. Same phone conversations, same knowledge of your units, same email address.
- Nick is now officially part of it. He has worked alongside this team for years. As Executive Chairman and Founding Partner, every design goes past him, and that is now a permanent arrangement rather than a favour.
- We're independent. Formerly the Fan Division of Vibe.FX, Fan-Div now stands on its own. That means decisions about stock, engineering and how we look after your units get made by the people doing the work.
What this means for your fans
- Design input from the person who created the products, not a reseller reading a catalogue
- Exclusive Canadian supply of the DG-II, global supply of the E-Bell
- Fan re-rates and management of change work backed by a P.Eng
- The same parts supply for blades, hubs, belts, bearings and motors
TheFanGuy, thefanguy.ca, or the fan division of Vibe.FX: you're in the right place. Nick's technical papers still live at thefanguy.ca. Everything else runs through Fan-Div now.
Tell us what you're running and we'll call you back with a straight answer on whether there's something worth doing.