Case studies

Seeing great and innovative applications provides inspiration. Our case studies let our customers do the talking. They talk about their challenges and how they have solved them, partly with our fans. Learn from their stories.

V-FloFans and Jiashan HX Sino-Dutch Horticulture Innovation Center

Vostermans Ventilation, via its Chinese dealer Changzhou Dingdian, has significantly contributed to one of the world's most advanced horticultural greenhouses. A total of 116 V-FloFans operate continuously to maintain optimal growing conditions. This case study delves into this remarkable project.

Improved greenhouse climate with Multifan Greenhouse fans under the gutter

Our new Multifan Greenhouse fans were installed at tomato farm van Rens in Meterik where they provide a more uniform greenhouse climate.

Circulation fans for uniform temperature for potted roses

Pligt Professionals installed Multifan Horizontal Circulation Fans in the recently built greenhouse that accommodates five hectares of potted roses.

“Fullbloom is always looking for the best equipment in the industry”

Fullbloom Light Dep Greenhouse provides fully equipped greenhouses for cultivators within the Cannabis/Hemp industry along with standard horticulture facilities. e asked Miles Perryman, Sales Manager at Fullbloom about his experience with Vostermans as a supplier

“We experience fewer issues in cultivation and save energy!”

The horticultural company Gebroeders Raijmakers in Heusden grows vine tomatoes on more than 46 acres of land. We spoke to Frans Raijmakers about his green house climate and his experience with the effect of fans on the indoor climate.

Expansion with the Multifan V-FloFan to save heating costs

With the Multifan V-Flofan an even temperature is obtained throughout the greenhouse. Specifically the heat of the assimilation lights is distributed downwards, which also reduces the heating costs significantly!

More uniform climate thanks to vertical fans

The result of the combination is improved mixing of the greenhouse air so that horizontal and vertical temperature differences are reduced. Van den Brand: “Before the test, I did not expect that it would work out so well. But not only did the measurements from Wageningen University & Research show a better temperature distribution, the crop also looks more even."