1. Dimensions of 260mm in diameter and 240mm in height enable high-flow air delivery in confined spaces.
2. The impeller housing is constructed of galvanized steel, adaptable to diverse and complex operating conditions. While maintaining structural strength, it also reduces weight, facilitating high-speed operation of the impeller.
3. A dual-inlet design allows air to enter from both sides of the impeller simultaneously, significantly increasing the air intake area and air volume, significantly improving ventilation efficiency.
4. Equipped with a high-efficiency SGCC motor, the motor's high efficiency perfectly combines with the impeller, ensuring powerful ventilation power while effectively reducing energy consumption, meeting energy conservation and environmental protection requirements.
| Item | Specification |
| Product Name | High Efficient SGCC Impeller for Motor Fan (9/9) |
| Size | φ260mm, height 240mm |
| Housing Material | Galvanized Steel Sheet |
| Fan Type | Dual Inlets |
| Central Shaft Hole Size | 1/2 inch or 0.6 inch |
| Shaft Sleeve Material | Carbon Steel |
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