Industrial AC fans are a type of fan widely used in the industrial world. Their main purpose is to generate a rhythmic airflow by rotating to ventilate, cool, remove dust and purify the environment. Unlike DC fans, the supply voltage of industrial AC fans is usually mains voltage, which does not require rectification and voltage conversion, and therefore has a longer service life.

There are many types of industrial AC fans, including axial, centrifugal and cross-flow. Axial fans are diverse in air volume, size and speed, simple in structure and high in efficiency, and are suitable for open-type, excessive space, and workshops that require auxiliary cooling. Centrifugal fans should generally be installed in the top of the equipment in the ceiling type, mainly for the internal need to absorb heat on the same horizontal surface and design. Cross-flow fans are mainly designed for the internal need for the same cross-surface heat absorption and design.

Industrial AC fans are used in a wide range of applications, including machining, logistics and warehousing, automotive/motorcycle, energy and power, white goods and other industries. They can be used to dissipate heat from power supplies, chassis, CPUs, etc. They can also be used in high temperature or odourous industrial production workshops, commercial factories, etc. for cooling, ventilation and air change.

When choosing an industrial AC fan, you need to consider its airflow, noise, power, voltage and other factors. At the same time, you also need to consider its safety, such as whether it meets the relevant safety standards.

Overall, industrial AC fans are a very important industrial equipment, they have a wide range of applications and can effectively improve the working environment and increase productivity.