Centrifugal fans with open fan blades, used for point extraction from dust or swarf generating processes.
Conveying fans with open fan blades are available with power up to 22kW and operating range up to 16.000m³/h and 3.500Pa and are designed for material transport of particles in size up to 80x20x3mm in quantities up to 100g/m³, non-sticking.
Fan VT -OCentrifugal fan with open fan wheel that is used for source extaction for air-pollulant and chip making work processes.
- Fully tested fan
- Max. pressure: 1,750Pa.
- Max. air volume: 2,260m³/h.
- Max. dust volume: 100g/m³, non-sticky
- Max. particle size: 80x20x3mm, non-sticky
- Temperature extracted air: max. 60°C.
- Ambient temperature: max. 40°C.
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Fan VH -OCentrifugal fan with open fan wheel that is used for source extaction for air-pollulant and chip making work processes.
- Fully tested fan
- Max. pressure: 2,500Pa.
- Max. air volume: 4,200m³/h.
- Max. dust volume: 100g/m³, non-sticky
- Max. particle size: 80x20x3mm, non-sticky
- Temperature extracted air: max. 60°C.
- Ambient temperature: max. 40°C.
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Fan RV -OCentrifugal fan with open fan wheel that is used for source extaction for air-pollulant and chip making work processes.
- Fully tested fan
- Max. pressure: 4,000Pa.
- Max. air volume: 22,000m³/h.
- Max. dust volume: 100g/m³, non-sticky
- Max. particle size: 80x20x3mm, non-sticky
- Temperature extracted air: max. 60°C.
- Ambient temperature: max. 40°C.
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