Axial Vs Radial Fan
- The Axial Vs Radial Fan comes with features such as unobtrusive installation, noise minimization and superior efficiency. It is an excellent option for controlling airflow in heat exchangers.
- It finds extensive applications in sectors like ventilation, air conditioning, refrigeration, wind energy, mechanical engineering and industries using cutting-edge processing equipment.
- Product production can also be personalized as per specifications.
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Axial Vs Radial Fan: Key Differences
When it comes to choose a axial fan for your application, two popular options are Axial Vs Radial Fan. While both types of fans serve the same purpose, they differ in their design and functionality.
Axial Fan:
- Airflow is parallel to the axis of rotation
- Blades are mounted on a shaft and rotate to create airflow
- Higher airflow, lower pressure
- Suitable for applications requiring high airflow and low pressure
Radial Fan:
- Airflow is perpendicular to the axis of rotation
- Blades are mounted on a shaft and rotate to create airflow
- Higher pressure, lower airflow
- Suitable for applications requiring high pressure and low airflow
| Size | 120 – 200 | Voltage(V) | 115 – 380 |
| Supply | 1P 220-240V To 3P 380-440V | Frequency(HZ) | 50/60 |
| Pole | 2 – 4 | Noise(dBA) | 50 – 65 |
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