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New Industrial Fan Facility Opens in Nantong, China
Nantong, A New FANtastic Facility
After FANtasising our dreams are turning into reality, with hard work and lots of sweat (we are in the South of China and the UK on a sunny day) from our team we are pleased to announce our new FANtastic facility. This week we signed for our new building in Nantong. With 6800 square meters this blank canvas of a factory is ready for our team to create new Engineering Masterpieces, this factory is our second fully owned in China, our existing facility in Shenzhen will remain as our Chinese headquarters.
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Industrial fans are by their very nature, heavy, voluminous and largely made of steel. This means that shipping costs, either to the OEMs, such as oven manufacturers, who will fit them to their machines or to end users like the steel industry, can add enormously to the quoted cost. Additionally, shipping globally can add substantially to the price because of international tariff barriers. Fans shipped into the USA for example, attract a 27% tariff. USA built fans avoid this penalty completely.
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