Low-noise axial duct fans, negative-pressure greenhouse square box fans, mobile post ventilators, and high-temperature smoke extraction axial fans.
Identify the required air exchange rate (m³/h), total static pressure drop (Pa), and acoustic criteria to match your project specifications.
Determine the target air volume requirement based on room volume and hourly air change rate.
Calculate external duct and louver static resistance in Pascals (Pa).
Verify acoustic dBA limits for the intended installation environment.
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Explore technical datasheets, CAD schematics, and performance parameters for each model in the Industrial Axial & Duct Fans lineup.
Axial Fans The GLF Series is a high-volume, low-speed negative pressure box fan widely used in modern greenhouses, poultry farms, and factory cooling systems with evaporative cooling pads. Features stainless steel blades and a centrifugal shutter-opening push-pull mechanism ensuring 100% full opening during operation.
Axial Fans The FG / DF-G Series is a cylindrical flanged in-line axial duct fan designed for direct insertion into round ventilation ducts. Featuring aerodynamically shaped bellmouth entry cones and adjustable-pitch blades, it delivers high efficiency and low acoustic noise.
Axial Fans The JGF Series is a specialized high-velocity spot-cooling axial fan mounted on a portable wheeled chassis. Engineered to deliver targeted cooling airflow directly onto workstations, furnaces, and assembly lines.
Axial Fans The XPZ Series is a specialized high-temperature smoke extraction axial fan certified for emergency fire safety systems. Capable of continuous operation at 280°C for over 30 minutes, it extracts toxic smoke during building fire events.
Common questions regarding aerodynamic sizing, electrical configurations, and global standards for Industrial Axial & Duct Fans.
Deton XPZ Series high-temperature axial fans are certified by CNAS and national fire testing agencies to operate continuously in 280°C hot smoke for at least 30 minutes, ensuring emergency evacuation safety in buildings and tunnels.
GLF box fans use Krupp 430 punch-formed stainless steel blades and a centrifugal drop-hammer mechanism that forces shutters 100% open, eliminating air resistance and delivering up to 44,500 m³/h per unit.
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