Banvil 56” Orange Line Industrial Ceiling Fan

Very cool extra heavy duty industrial from 1981.
I may have said in the video that the blades are made of steel, but in hindsight, they may be aluminum, because of how light weight they actually are. I don’t have a magnet on hand to test that theory.
Enjoy!

[@MetalPete_the_metalfan]

Very cool. I got the Palco version in the loft of my barn shop as part of my mass industrial install. Dan Spiffy got that one out of a closed down bar he knew of.

[@thefangalleria]

it's amazing to see one in NIB condition like this

[@austinray5604]

I love your videos you make me smile when I watch you

[@Emanfan96]

There’s actually a 4th version that is the oldest I think being a Union motor one. TheFanCave has one and has filmed it.

[@shivamgandhi5779]

Using the same Banvil control for a Banvil fan 👍👍

[@thegingerfanman92]

Definitely a cool fan not seen too many of these at all and what’s that coke fan you got going on back there 👀

[@tots16]

It’s one I recently got my hands on! I won’t be filming it for a while, though, only because the capacitor is pretty shot.

[@nathanjoseph4284]

Nice I usually don't like industrial type ceiling fans as much as residential ones but the orange stripe looks pretty nice on this fan *EDIT:* I hope you had a "FAN"-tastic Thanksgiving, Tots 16! =)

[@carterthefanguy9006]

The Canarm CP56T (TAT) it’s basically two quarter turn until it turns to low strange…

[@shivamgandhi5779]

What do you mean?

[@carterthefanguy9006]

@@shivamgandhi57791:15 that’s what I mean.

[@shivamgandhi5779]

@@carterthefanguy9006the low trim needs adjusting on the Tatarm

[@Marksfansandthings]

Need to still replace the bearings in mine

[@shivamgandhi5779]

How did you mount the fan on the ceiling?

[@tots16]

With a J-Hook