Centrifugal Plug Fan
Top Centrifugal Plug Fan Blower Manufacturers in Ahmedabad
- Air Flow – 1000 CMH to 1,50,000 CMH
- Static Pressure – 20 mmWC to 150 mmWC
- Maximum Operating Temperature of 300 Deg C
- Material of Construction – Carbon Steel, Alloy Steel, Stainless Steel, Weldox Steel, Duplex Steel, FRP & Rubber Lined.
A Centrifugal Plug Fan is key for industrial air-moving operational solutions designed for high-performance airflow applications. These fans are the best choice for industries specifically requiring better air circulation, ventilation, and temperature control. Mittal Blowers is one of the well-known centrifugal plug fan blower manufacturers in India, we mastered manufacturing high-quality plug fans that ensure high performance and power-saving.
Mittal Blowers industrial centrifugal plug fans are globally used in HVAC systems, ovens, dryers, air handling units, and clean room applications. Built with space-saving and well-built, these fans are easy to install and maintain. Mittal Blowers As a trusted centrifugal plug fan blower manufacturer in Ahmedabad, we offer both high-quality and customized solutions for specific industrial requirements.
The centrifugal plug fan in Ahmedabad is manufactured for high-pressure applications and can run smoothly even in harsh industrial environments. Our plug fans feature a backward-curved or forward-curved impeller design, ensuring smooth airflow and low-noise operation. Made with long-lasting materials, these fans are long-lasting protective coating and designed for long-time service, making them an affordable investment for multiple industries.
Mittal Blowers As one of the top centrifugal plug fan blower manufacturers in India, we mainly focus on product quality and performance. Our fans are tested by experts to meet industry protocols and criteria, ensuring high performance and stability. Whether you need a fan for an industrial oven, fume extraction, or clean air circulation, our industrial centrifugal plug fans are manufactured for high-volume productivity.
