Wide Range of Suitable Environments:
This system serves five critical operational environments:
- Extreme Conditions - High-temperature/odorous facilities (foundries, chemical plants, electroplating)
- Labor-Intensive Spaces - Clothing factories, assembly lines, internet cafes
- Agricultural Needs - Greenhouse climate control & livestock ventilation
- Textile Industry - Humidity-sensitive mills (cotton/wool/silk processing)
- Logistics Hubs - Warehouse temperature regulation
Each application benefits from the system's dual cooling/humidity control and adaptive airflow technology for sector-specific optimization.
Types of Negative Pressure Fans:
Negative pressure fans are primarily categorized into two types based on their structural materials:
Galvanized Steel Square Negative Pressure Fans: Most galvanized steel square negative pressure fans on the market share similar structures and technical parameters.
Fiberglass Bell-Mouth Negative Pressure Fans: These fans are further divided into belt-driven and direct-drive models based on their transmission methods.
Product Features (from Manufacturers):
Negative pressure fans, designed using CAD/CAM technology, typically offer the following advantages:
Negative pressure fans offer significant advantages, including low investment cost, high air volume delivery, and low noise operation. They are highly energy-efficient, consume minimal power, and provide stable, reliable performance while boasting a long service life. Designed for high operational efficiency, these fans feature automatic shutters that open and close for dustproofing, waterproofing, and improved aesthetics. Furthermore, they provide versatile airflow management with their capability for both blowing and exhausting air.
