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- Ed Neese
The holiday season and year-end are quickly approaching. If you are managing a capital budget, now is a good time to check your year-end capital spending limits and see if there is money remaining. A great way to spend that remaining capital budget is to create a cool and comfortable work environment for your employees. …
- James Ochoa
Eldridge has been working with the offshore drilling industry since the 1950’s to provide innovative solutions for marine ventilation systems. When we were asked by a new marine customer to assist with ventilation system design for their ballast water treatment system on one of their barges, we were excited by the opportunity to put our …
- Ed Neese
Eldridge welcomes Don Nelson as Sales Manager to our team! In this role, his primary focus will be driving sales growth across all business sectors and geographic areas of the company. Don will lead our existing sales team that are covering Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Arkansas as well as national sales to the power, marine …
- Joe Davis
At Eldridge, our culture has been one of the keys to why we have been in business for 73 years. It is also what has attracted great employees to the company and what keeps them around for a long-time. I recently decided that it would be a good idea to articulate the Christian values that …
- Clayton Settle
The welding process can expose an employee to harmful heat, light and fumes. The largest of these risks is the base metal particles that may be contained in the welding fumes. If not properly ventilated, exposure to the weld fumes can cause brain, nervous system and lung damage. When a customer called Eldridge to design …
- Ed Neese
While the memory of another hot summer is still fresh in your mind, let us help you make plans for a cooler 2020. Most companies will soon start their budgeting process for the coming year. Now is the best time to build a ventilation system upgrade into your capital equipment budget for 2020 if …
- Ed Neese
When Eldridge is working on ventilation system redesign applications, the 3 Basic Fan Laws provide us the means by which we can correlate the relationship between fan air flow rate, static pressure, speed and horsepower. They are useful to predict the outcomes when we want to change a known fan performance to a desired fan …
- Chris Schell
Finding solutions for unique applications is something the Eldridge team most enjoys. We recently helped a customer design a fire suppression system for a facility using a very different type of fan than found in standard applications. The customer requirements of air flow into and out of the building in the event of a fire …
- Clayton Settle
In a head-to-head comparison, our customer selected the Eldridge Direct Drive Filtered Air Fan over options from a large, national competitor. We were able to recommend a solution that provided the customer with the required air flow performance at an overall better financial value. It was a great win for our customer and Eldridge Fan! Application …
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