INDUSTRIAL FUME EXTRACTION FANS

Industrial Fume Extraction Fans
Industrial Fume Extraction Fans
Axair S Range Industrial Fume Extraction Fans
Axair S Range Industrial Fume Extraction Fans
Axair STORM Range Industrial Fume Extraction Fans
Axair STORM Range Industrial Fume Extraction Fans

INDUSTRIAL FUME EXTRACTION FANS

In industrial fume extraction, corrosion resistant centrifugal fans provide protection against corrosive chemicals, toxic fumes and gases. These high density polypropylene fans, offer longevity and flexibility of mechanical build, with bespoke electrical and mechanical configurations to suit each application. This includes energy efficient EC motors, and zone 2 hazardous ATEX environments when required. 

ATEX Corrosion Resistant Fans (ATEX Carbon Loaded)
Axair SEAT Corrosion Resistant Fans
STORM Corrosion Resistant Polypropylene Fans (High Pressure)
EC Industrial Fume Fans - Axair Fans

INDUSTRIAL FUME EXTRACTION FAN SELECTIONS

Specialist Technical Fume Fan Selections

Getting fan selection right is one of the more critical component elements to the success of fume systems. So whether you're extracting or diluting an environment that contains corrosive fume, you'll want to make sure you're getting the support you need. That's why we exist, to help you to make better fan selections, fans that make your system work better. 

Our pre-sales technical team are here for that. Each day we work with specifiers, contractors, installers, OEMs and end users to overcome their fume extraction problems, finding a solution that suits each unique system. This extensive technical experience has helped us to understand the complexities of the industrial fume fan market thoroughly, ensuring we choose the right fan component to meet your goals quickly and efficiently. 

The more information you have, the better we can apply our technical judgement to get you what you need in the fastest, most efficient time. 

View the technical information by product variant above or contact our team to discuss the most suitable fan type, configuration and motor classification to enhance product integration, achieve the best lead time and meet your project specification.

 

Before you get in touch here are some useful bits we may ask you, these are just to give you a flavour of what may affect your fan selection:

 

  • Airflow and pressure duties
  • Indoor or outdoor mounted
  • Supply voltage
  • Is an inverter required for speed control?
  • Any hazardous zones? (ATEX)
  • What corrosive fumes are present?
  • Is the temperature high?

If you have any idea of the duct work such as length, bends etc, this is also helpful. 

All fan selections are based on the technical information you give to us in response to any questions we ask.