Brady Announces Partnership with Mainstream
One of the Leading Manufacturers of Fan Sections and EC Fan Array Systems.
Brady, the expert in providing commercial building solutions, announces their partnership with Mainstream, a leader in the market for engineered fluid and air equipment.
Mainstream’s fan array systems have become the prime choice for retrofitting commercial and industrial air handlers. They require no maintenance, are significantly quieter than belt-driven fans, and are highly energy efficient. The alliance between Brady and Mainstream allows for faster quoting, manufacturing, and delivery of air equipment for customers.
“Brady’s solid engineering/design support and post-installation service expertise is a natural fit for Mainstream’s energy-efficient EC fan systems,” states Aaron Hughes, VP of Sales. “This partnership will save our clients’ money and keep them comfortable over the life of the building.”
Brady’s foremost goal is to satisfy our customers by providing the best equipment and service. This partnership with Mainstream will help us enhance and enrich our retrofit business and also provide energy savings and cost reduction for our customers.
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