What is a Medium Pressure Centrifugal (Scroll) Fan?

A medium pressure centrifugal fan is a type of fan that directs airflow in a radial (centrifugal) direction and generates medium-level pressure. It provides a stronger airflow compared to low-pressure fans and a more economical and balanced performance compared to high-pressure fans. It is widely used in industrial ventilation, dust collection systems, and smoke extraction applications.

Features

• Radial Airflow: Air is expelled outward by centrifugal force after entering the fan blades.

• Medium–High Airflow Capacity: Provides high-volume air movement.

• Sheet Metal Housing: Manufactured from galvanized steel, cold-rolled steel (DKP), or stainless steel.

• Various Motor Options: Available in power ranges from 0.37 kW up to 30 kW.

• Forward or Backward Curved Blades: Different impeller designs depending on application requirements.

Applications

• Industrial ventilation (factories, workshops, warehouses)

• Smoke and gas extraction systems (fire exhaust, boiler room ventilation)

• Dust and particle collection systems (filtration and extraction units)

• Agricultural ventilation (greenhouses, livestock farms)

• Cooling systems (machines, motors, generators, compressors)

• Pressurized air applications (pneumatic conveying systems)

Advantages

• Stronger Pressure Performance → Provides higher pressure airflow compared to axial fans.

• Cost-Effective → Delivers efficient performance with lower energy consumption than high-pressure fans.

• Versatile Use → Suitable for both ventilation and extraction applications.

• Durable and Long-Lasting → Built with a robust sheet metal housing suitable for heavy industrial conditions.