From the initial aerodynamic sketch to production-ready, low-noise ventilation components — we cover fluid simulation, structural design, dynamic balancing, and electromagnetic matching within one rigorous workflow.
Every fan is supplied with a complete test report, airflow curve, and standardized interface ready for direct installation. Every stage is supported by complete process documentation, dimensional tolerance-chain analysis, and production-ready process files and data.

For critical processes such as motor winding, impeller stacking, and complete-unit testing of cross-flow fans, we establish standardized work instructions and process specifications, with dedicated assembly fixtures and inspection gauges. This ensures every process is carried out to a consistent standard, reduces human error, and maintains batch-to-batch consistency.

Lightweight, robust, and age-resistant impellers and housings — optimized for elevator-shaft space constraints, airflow-resistance paths, and long-term continuous operation.

Before any tooling is opened or any component is cut, we perform static, modal, and fatigue finite-element analysis together with computational fluid dynamics (CFD) studies to validate airflow, noise, and thermal performance.

From 3D scanning to parametric models — based on measured geometry data and updated tolerance requirements, we rebuild or optimize critical component models such as cross-flow fan blade profiles and housing flow passages.

Simultaneous 5-axis machining for complex geometry and tight tolerance.

Precisely measures airflow and air-pressure curves to verify consistency with design targets.

Tests noise spectra in a high-precision acoustic environment to ensure ≤35 dB(A).

Ensures smooth impeller operation, reduces vibration, and extends bearing life.

Servo and pneumatic test rigs for cycle-time and reliability testing.

Structured-light capture for reverse engineering and inspection.

Send us the constraints — we'll come back with an approach, a tolerance plan and a timeline.