Rare 2010 Yamato 24" Industrial Stand Fan (Venz) | F1A

Yamato F1A 24"/61cm Blue/White 300W 2010 Venz industrial co LTD made in Thailand Happy new year everyone! And today I'm excited to show my latest acquisition and my last fan in my collection, A huge old Yamato 24" Industrial fan!. I found this fan online and I picked it up from the seller's location (without having to use a shipping service) since me and my family went to have a staycation at Mandaluyong city 2 days ago after 2026 arrived and it's nearer to the location of the fan. If you remember that I said I'm buying a brand new industrial fan? well that didn't happen because the amount of money I have is almost exact to the cost of a brand new one and I thought to myself that I wouldn't spend the entirety of my money over 1 Item, So, I decided to change my mind and I suddenly remembered that there's an old Yamato 24" Industrial stand fan for sale that was still available so I told myself "why not?" since not only it's cheaper but its exactly the 24" Industrial fan I wanted to badly have, or probably the closest to the 1st gen SHF-24 from 1995. It's also rare because the White/Blue Venz made industrial fan is sold here under the brand "Pioneer" (the newer IFT-600S/W are now manufactured by a different manufacturer) meanwhile the Yamato one has a Gray/Black color scheme. And here It is, I finally have it and I finally own two 24" Industrial fans. One of the best fans I've ever had followed by the 1998 Standard STD-18 and Jackson F1A. And a big thanks for my parents for helping me get this fan because if not, It would've rotten or land on wrong hands. It's honestly one of the best condition old Venz made industrial fans I've seen so far in this country aside from the deformed blades and slightly deformed back grill which isn't really that noticeable. There's absolutely no rust or tainted paints on the grilles and body, and even the tripod but well except for deep dirt but not a huge problem, though the blades and motor frame is really dirty and I pretty much have a hard time removing the remaining dirts but again, It's not really bad and a big deal. As for the blades, It's really badly deformed that 1 out of 4 leafs are still intact. I tried bending them back to its original shape but I just find it difficult to align the blades to their original alignment. Vibration Isn't really that bad but I'm still looking forward to finding a replacement blade for this fan. Weirdly enough that this fan has two information stickers on the body, I don't know why Is that, but ok, I guess I can use it as a spare in case I accidentally erased the text on the sticker If I decided to polish the body again. Meanwhile the branding sticker at the center of the front grill is backed up with metal sheet plating just like the old 3D turbo power fans, which is really nice. The wires have text written "Thai wonderful 2009" which gives me a hint that this fan Is manufactured around that era. It's insane that this fan is that old and yet still looks pretty new as if It's just 5 years old but turned out older. Venz industrial co LTD was established in 2002 which is really old as well, not sure how their Industrial fans looked like back then. Meanwhile the parent company, TN metalworks or TN group was founded in 1969.