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Belt-driven fan floor-standingradialextraction
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Characteristics
- Type
- floor-standing
- Configuration
- radial
- Function
- extraction
- Supply voltage
- AC
- Drive mechanism
- electrically-powered
- Applications
- industrial
- Other characteristics
- belt-driven
Description
The type of fan in which air or gas enters axially and exits radially with the direction of the blades is called RADIAL VENTILATOR.
Belt and pulley driven fans drive the rotor by means of a mechanical belt. Thanks to this mechanical belt, the fan speeds can be changed mechanically – within certain limits. This is a particularly useful feature for systems that require fine tuning and do not use an inverter. Installing an energy efficient fan with our other Bomaksan products saves time and reduces energy costs. It is a centrifugal fan designed for use in all kinds of industrial processes and ventilation systems installed indoors and outdoors. The fan is equipped with vibration absorbers as standard.
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