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FRP fan anti-corrosion fan acid and alkali resistant fan desulfurization tower fan inlet and outlet size can be changed
Heavy Duty Fan

FRP fan anti-corrosion fan acid and alkali resistant fan desulfurization tower fan inlet and outlet size can be changed

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Description

The FRP fan is a centrifugal fan designed for anti-corrosion applications, including acid and alkali resistance, and is suitable for desulfurization towers. Manufactured by The Power Contractor, this fan features a fiberglass construction for durability in harsh environments. It operates at 380 V with a noise level of 70-80 dB, a blade angle of 30 degrees, and 12 blades. The fan is a high-pressure blower with axial airflow direction. The inlet and outlet sizes can be customized. As a genuine OEM product, it ensures reliability and performance. Request a written quotation within 24 hours for this industrial equipment.

SpecificationValue
Noise70-80
Voltage380 V
Blade Angle30
TypeCentrifugal fan
Ventilator TypeCentrifugal fan
MaterialFiberglass
Number of Leaves12
Fan PressureHigh pressure blower
Airflow DirectionAxial flow
Turbine Head MaterialFiberglass
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