1. Featuring a powder-coated metal casing and a galvanized steel impeller, this single-inlet centrifugal fan with a compact volute design ensures smoother airflow and exhaust, improving ventilation efficiency.
2. Highly efficient, it can move up to 600 cubic meters per hour, quickly and effectively replacing and circulating air, creating a positive air environment for industrial spaces.
3. Maintenance-free ball bearings reduce ongoing maintenance costs and effort, while ensuring fan stability during continuous operation (S1 mode), providing continuous power for industrial ventilation.
4. Driven by an AC motor with a rated voltage of 220 volts and a frequency of 50 Hz, it meets common industrial power standards. With IP44 protection and insulation class F, it is adaptable to a variety of industrial environments and offers flexible installation locations, allowing for installation wherever required, without worrying about site restrictions.
| Parameter | Detail | Parameter | Detail |
| Mounting | Duct Fan | Voltage | 110V |
| Blade Material | Stainless Steel | Electric Current Type | AC |
| Customized support | OEM, ODM | Warranty | 3 Year |
| After-sales Service Provided | Online support | Model number | YDK 160-80 |
| place of origin | Zhejiang, China | Brand name | HOYOFAN |
| Product name | Industrial Centrifugal Fans | Application | Industrial Ventilation |
| Size | 6" | Feature | High Efficiency |
| Usage | High Pressure Blowing | Material | Stainless Steel |
| Fan Type | Centrifugal Fan | Stainless Steel | AC Motor |
| Certification | CE | Bearing Type | Deep Groove Ball |
| Type | Centrifugal Fan | Applicable Industries | Hotels, Garment Shops, Building Material Shops,... |
| Core Components | Motor, Bearing, Impeller, Flange, Capacitor, Stan... | ||
Products provided by famous enterprises are deeply trusted by users.
An industrial AC centrifugal fan is a ventilation device powered by alternating current (AC). Its core working principle utilizes the centrifugal force generated by impeller rotation to draw air in axially, turn it 90 degrees, and discharge it radially. Compared with axial fans, centrifugal fans can produce higher sta...
READ MOREHow to Make Your Box Fan Quieter The most effective way to reduce box fan noise is a three-step approach: first, tighten all screws and inspect the housing for loose parts; second, clean the blades and motor housing thoroughly, then lubricate the motor bearings with a few drops of lightweight machine oil; third, place...
READ MOREWhy Won't My Box Fan Turn On? If your box fan refuses to start, the most common culprit is a failed start capacitor or a seized motor bearing, accounting for roughly 60% of all box fan failures according to appliance repair statistics. Before assuming the worst, perform this 3-step power check in under 2 minutes: Te...
READ MORE
English
Español
ENG