Axial Cased Smoke Exhaust Fans

Short description: Heavy-duty axial fans in a protective casing, engineered to extract smoke and hot gases in high-temperature industrial and commercial environments. Highlights: High-temperature resistant options; suitable for emergency smoke extraction. Durable cased housing for long service life. Typical diameter range: ~400–1600 mm (model dependent).

Axial Roof-Mounted Smoke Exhaust Fans with Horizontal Discharge

Short description: Roof-mounted axial fans that discharge horizontally — ideal for rooftop smoke exhaust systems where lateral discharge is required. Highlights: Designed for rooftop installation with horizontal outlet. Effective for ventilating flat roofs and rooftop plant enclosures. Simple, compact mounting and weatherproof options.

Axial Roof-Mounted Smoke Exhaust Fans with Vertical Discharge

Short description: Roof fans with vertical discharge for fast upward evacuation of smoke and hot air — suitable for atriums, stairwells and tall enclosures. Highlights: Vertical stack discharge maximizes plume rise. Optimized for stack effect and tall spaces. Robust construction for outdoor rooftop use.

Self-Silenced Axial Smoke Exhaust Fans

Short description: Axial fans with integrated silencers that deliver smoke extraction or ventilation with significantly reduced noise levels — great for car parks, corridors and occupied areas. Highlights: Built-in acoustic attenuation for quieter operation. Balanced performance for both ventilation and emergency extraction. Compact footprint for retrofit installations.

Axial Box-Type (Modular) Smoke Exhaust Fans

Short description: Compact, modular box-style axial fans designed for flexible integration into duct systems and confined plant rooms. Highlights: Modular “cell” construction for easy maintenance and scalability. Fits into compact or constrained spaces. Can be combined into multi-fan assemblies for larger flow requirements.

Axial Cased Series-Connected Smoke Exhaust Fans

Short description: Cased axial fans engineered to operate in series (cascade) to reach higher total pressure for long duct runs or high resistance systems. Highlights: Series/cascade capability for increased pressure head. Ideal for long ductwork and high-loss systems. Matches well with staged control strategies.

Double-Shaft Axial Cased Smoke Exhaust Fans

Short description: Dual-shaft (twin-shaft) cased axial fans offering increased capacity, redundancy and reliability for heavy-duty or continuous-operation applications. Highlights: Twin-shaft design for higher torque and redundancy. Suited to industrial continuous-duty environments. Robust bearings and service-friendly layout.

Axial Roof Smoke Exhaust Fans with Cowling (Shrouded)

Short description: Shrouded/cowling roof axial fans that improve flow control, reduce recirculation and lower vibration — commonly used on roofs and ducted systems. Highlights: Flow-guiding cowling improves aerodynamic efficiency. Reduced vibration and noise compared with open configurations. Often used where controlled discharge and reduced turbulence are required.

Axial Cased Wall-Mounted Smoke Exhaust Fans

Short description: Wall-mounted cased axial fans providing effective smoke extraction for facades, stairwell ventilations and retrofit situations where roof mounting is not possible. Highlights: Compact wall-mount form factor for facades and shafts. Easy access for maintenance and replacement. Good choice for building retrofits and localized extraction.