Poly Fan 18" Replacement 6 Blades - 1/2" Shaft With 45°Pitch
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More about Poly Fan 18" Replacement 6 Blades - 1/2" Shaft With 45°Pitch
Replace your rusty fan blades with corrosion-resistant poly fan blades. Made of fiberglass-reinforced polypropylene, these high performing 18" blades have a 1/2" shaft and a 45° pitch. Includes a cast aluminum hub.
Use the information below to select the right blades for you. Find the QC Part number under the desired shaft size below:
- Motor RPM's
- Motor Shaft Size
- Motor Frame
- Blade Diameter
- Blade Pitch
- Number of Blades
- Motor Horsepower
Fan blades turn clockwise when facing exhaust.
We also carry 3-Blade and 4-Blade Replacement Poly Fan Blades along with Super Pag Fan Blades.
| 1/2" Shaft QC Part # |
Blade Diameter | Motor RPM | Motor HP (Min) | Pitch | CFM at 0 SP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10512A | 18" | 1100 | 1/3 | 45° | 4040 |
purchased as a high-quality upgrade for a small 20" floor fan with intense vibration issues. despite the 1/3 hp motor requirement, it was paired with a WEG 1/4 hp ODP 3p motor driven by a Fuji Electric VFD. the result was astounding. due to the blades being designed for a high performance application with the 45° pitch, the blades deliver incredible airflow at a much lower speed. at 30 hz (900 rpm) the blades provide equivalent or better airflow to the previous cheaper blades at 60 hz (1800 rpm). the operation at lower rpm almost completely eliminated the vibration issue that the fan previously suffered from. it is also far quieter. while i am unable to run the blades at 1800 rpm (which would require power beyond the electrical rating of the drive and motor), it is not neccessary for me to do so. thus, the VFD is programmed to limit to 30 hz, providing negligable vibration, lower noise, and all while only consuming 100w at top speed. it is a win-win. well done, Multi-Wing.
purchased as a high-quality upgrade for a small 20" floor fan with intense vibration issues. despite the 1/3 hp motor requirement, it was paired with a WEG 1/4 hp ODP 3p motor driven by a Fuji Electric VFD. the result was astounding. due to the blades being designed for a high performance application with the 45° pitch, the blades deliver incredible airflow at a much lower speed. at 30 hz (900 rpm) the blades provide equivalent or better airflow to the previous cheaper blades at 60 hz (1800 rpm). the operation at lower rpm almost completely eliminated the vibration issue that the fan previously suffered from. it is also far quieter. while i am unable to run the blades at 1800 rpm (which would require power beyond the electrical rating of the drive and motor), it is not neccessary for me to do so. thus, the VFD is programmed to limit to 30 hz, providing negligable vibration, lower noise, and all while only consuming 100w at top speed. it is a win-win. well done, Multi-Wing.
purchased as a high-quality upgrade for a small 20" floor fan with intense vibration issues. despite the 1/3 hp motor requirement, it was paired with a WEG 1/4 hp ODP 3p motor driven by a Fuji Electric VFD. the result was astounding. due to the blades being designed for a high performance application with the 45° pitch, the blades deliver incredible airflow at a much lower speed. at 30 hz (900 rpm) the blades provide equivalent or better airflow to the previous cheaper blades at 60 hz (1800 rpm). the operation at lower rpm almost completely eliminated the vibration issue that the fan previously suffered from. it is also far quieter. while i am unable to run the blades at 1800 rpm (which would require power beyond the electrical rating of the drive and motor), it is not neccessary for me to do so. thus, the VFD is programmed to limit to 30 hz, providing negligable vibration, lower noise, and all while only consuming 100w at top speed. it is a win-win. well done, Multi-Wing.