Walton exports world-class fans

FE Desk

Electronics and electrical appliances manufacturer Walton is exporting the electrical fans made by it to different countries of the world, says a statement.

One of the leading local electrical appliances makers, Walton is exporting ceiling fans, table fans, wall fans and rechargeable fans to several countries of Asia and other continents.

Head of International Marketing of Walton Group, Md Roquibul Islam, said the company is exporting 'Made in Bangladesh' labeled world-class electrical fans to Nepal, Nigeria, East Timur and Seychelles.

Some new countries of Africa, Middle East and other regions of Asia will be added to the list of Walton fan imports very soon, he asserted.

High quality raw materials are being used in the production of different sorts of electrical fans at Walton Micro-Tech Corporation in Gazipur, he informed.

Some unique features like lucrative design, reasonable prices, energy efficient and swift after sales services have resulted in Walton products' gaining huge popularity among the customers, he noted.

According to Walton authorities, a modern and sophisticated fan-manufacturing unit has been set up in Walton Micro-Tech Corporation.

Machineries of Germany, Japan and Taiwan have been installed at the plant.

Design, quality control and product research, and development department have been set up there.

Besides, an efficient workforce has been employed at the unit, Walton officials said.

Walton is manufacturing ceiling fan, table fan, rechargeable fan, wall fan and pedestal fan in accordance with the International Electro-technical Commission (IEC) standard, they said.

Rubel Ahmed, in-charge of Walton Fan RnD, said, MS sheet or cast iron and plastic has been used in producing the blades and bodies of the ceiling fan.

As a result, the air flow slowly changed the design angel of the fan's blades.

In addition, both the air delivery rate and the life time of those fans have been reduced, he said.

Motor of the low standard fans become hot very quickly and they are burnt due to the use of copper coated cable in the fan's armature, he noted.

The statement said the use of aluminum in the blades and body of Walton ceiling fan has resulted in upholding the initial design of the fan's blades.

Thus the fan delivers same air flow from its beginning to end, it added.