Circular Inline Fans
Circular inline fans, also known as duct inline centrifugal fans, are a type of inline fan designed to provide ventilation and airflow in ducted systems. Unlike axial inline fans, which have blades that rotate around an axis parallel to the airflow, centrifugal inline fans have blades that rotate around a central axis perpendicular to the airflow, creating a centrifugal or radial airflow pattern.
Centrifugal Design : Circular inline fans feature a centrifugal impeller design, where the blades are arranged in a circular configuration around a central hub. As the impeller rotates, air is drawn in axially and expelled radially outward, creating a high-pressure airflow.
Compact Size : Circular inline fans are compact and space-saving, making them suitable for installation in confined spaces where axial fans may not fit. They are commonly used in ducted HVAC systems, ventilation systems, and air handling units.
High Pressure : Due to their centrifugal design, circular inline fans are capable of generating higher static pressures compared to axial fans. This makes them well-suited for applications requiring air delivery over longer duct runs or through restrictive ductwork.
