Industrial Fans

Centrifugal Fans typically have one of eight types of wheels that draw the air into the inlet of the blower housing, through the wheel, and discharges it at 90 degrees out through the discharge of the housing.

The two most common types of Centrifugal Fans are Pressure Fans and Volume Fans.

Pressure Blowers are designed to draw or push air at high pressures, rated in static pressure water gauge (SPWG). Volume Fans are designed to draw or push larger volumes of air, rated in cubic feet of air per minute (CFM),at lower static pressures than Pressure Fans.

Centrifugal Fans are typically made of fabricated steel, stainless steel or cast aluminum.