Shaded pole 65W fan (aluminum)
Rated: voltage 220V
Frequency: 50Hz
Load input power: 65(1+10%)W
Speed: 2200±150r/min
Wind speed: ≥18m/s
Common Uses of a Centrifugal Blower Fan
You’ll find centrifugal blower fans at work in many industries. Here are some of the most common applications:
HVAC Systems – Moving heated or cooled air through buildings.
Dust & Fume Collection – Pulling contaminated air through industrial filters.
Drying & Curing – Providing uniform airflow in industrial ovens and dryers.
Air Scrubbers & Exhaust Systems – Helping clean and replace air in commercial or factory settings.
Material Conveying – Transporting lightweight materials through production lines.
How to Choose the Right Centrifugal Blower Fan
Picking the best centrifugal fan or blower fan doesn’t have to be complicated. Keep these points in mind:
Airflow & Pressure Needs – Know your CFM (airflow volume) and static pressure requirements.
Temperature & Environment – Make sure the centrifugal blower is rated for your operating temperature and conditions (e.g., clean air, mild corrosion, dust).
Size & Mounting – Check physical dimensions and installation type (e.g., inline, wall-mounted, ducted).
Noise Level – If the fan blower will run near people, check its decibel rating.
Q: What’s the difference between a centrifugal blower fan and a regular fan?
A: A regular fan (axial fan) moves air straight through, ideal for open spaces. A centrifugal blower fan builds higher pressure, making it better for ducted or restricted systems.
Q: Can a centrifugal blower be used for both blowing and suction?
A: Yes. A centrifugal blower works well for positive pressure (blowing) and negative pressure (suction) setups.
Q: Are centrifugal blower fans noisy?
A: Well-designed centrifugal fans are relatively quiet, but sound levels vary by size, speed, and application.
Q: How do I maintain my centrifugal blower fan?
A: Periodically check for debris, ensure the wheel spins freely, and—if needed—lubricate bearings according to the manufacturer’s guidelines.
A centrifugal blower fan — whether you call it a centrifugal fan, blower fan, or fan blower — is a reliable and efficient solution for moving air under pressure. From HVAC and industrial drying to fume extraction, this equipment delivers consistent performance where standard fans fall short.
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