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Axial Flow Fans

Sizes 305 mm to 1530 mm Sweep General
Through Axial Flow Fans, the air or gas flows parallel to the impeller axis. Axial Flow Fans cover a wide range of air quantities and pressures and are suitable for common ventilation plants as well as special industral installations. The impeller of axial flow fan is mounted on the motor shaft in a casing. It can also be mounted on an extended shaft for V belt drive. These fans are equipped with foot-mounted induction motor totally enclosed and suitable for 400/440 Volts, 3 phase 50 cycles A.C. Supply. Motor of any make can be incorporated having standard
frame size.

Centrifugal Fans

Centrifugal Fans are available in 4 types. Limit Load type fans in Single Inlet Single Width or Double Inlet Double Width, Materials Wheel type and High Pressure Blowers. These fans are manufactured indifferent sizes ranging from 305 mm to 2135 mm depending on the type of fan.General Centrifugal Fans are designed for ventilation, dust collection, fume extraction systems, material handling and electronic panel cooling etc.These fans are statically and dynamically balanced. Can be made available with protective coating viz Epoxy, Rubber, Fibreglass, PVC etc. These fans can be supplied with flameproof motors.

Cyclone Separator

Cyclone Separators are normally used for the collection of the coarse dust particles. In a cyclone separator, dusty air is introduced at the top of a cyclone through the inlet pipe located tangentially to the cylindrical portion. The gases then move downwards in a whirling motion, forming a peripheral vortex and giving rise to centrifugal forces, resulting in a throwing of the dust particles towards the walls, which then move downwards into the hopper and are removed through the draw-off pipe. The gases, after reaching the end of the conical portion, change direction and move upwards towards the outlet, forming an inner vortex. In this upward movement of gases against gravity, more dust particles are separated and fall into a conical hopper for subsequent removal.

Dust Collector