Tube Axial Fans
Tube axial fans are a type of axial flow fan commonly used for industrial ventilation and air movement applications. They are named for their cylindrical shape and axial airflow pattern, where air flows parallel to the fan's axis of rotation. Tube axial fans are designed to move large volumes of air at relatively low pressures, making them suitable for applications such as ventilation, exhaust, and spot cooling.
Axial Flow Pattern : Tube axial fans generate airflow in the axial direction, meaning air enters and exits the fan in parallel to the fan's axis of rotation. This axial flow pattern allows for efficient movement of large volumes of air over long distances with minimal pressure buildup.
Fan Blades : The fan blades of tube axial fans are typically mounted on a hub and oriented parallel to the fan's axis of rotation. The blades are designed to efficiently accelerate and propel air in the axial direction, producing a powerful airflow that is suitable for ventilation and air movement applications.
Mounting Options : Tube axial fans can be mounted in various configurations to suit different installation requirements. They may be installed horizontally, vertically, or at an angle, depending on the application and space constraints.
