Axial Fans
Atmax Filtration supplies Axial Fans engineered for high-temperature exhaust, fume extraction, and industrial ventilation systems. Designed with the motor isolated from the airstream, these fans provide safe and reliable performance in hot, corrosive, and contaminated air environments.
Axial Fans
An axial fan also known as Tunnel fan is a direct-driven inline fan where the motor is sealed in a separate compartment, keeping it out of contact with the airflow. This unique design makes them the preferred choice for applications involving:
- High temperatures up to 200°C (392°F)
- Corrosive gases and chemical fumes
- Smoke, grease, and particulate-laden air
By protecting the motor from harsh airstreams, bifurcated axial fans ensure longer motor life, reduced maintenance, and reliable performance in demanding environments.
Key Features of Atmax Axial Fans
- Motor kept out of airflow – protects against heat, grease, dust, and corrosive gases.
- High-temperature performance – designed for continuous duty at 200°C (392°F).
- Heavy-duty construction – standard build with mild steel housing and aluminum impeller.
- Flexible motor options – available in single-phase, three-phase for hazardous areas.
- Corrosion-resistant finishes – choose from galvanized steel, stainless steel, or PVC with special protective coatings for aggressive environments.
Wide range of sizes – from 12 inches to 48 inches diameter to suit diverse airflow requirements.
Applications of Axial Fans
Atmax Axial Fans are widely used in industries where high temperature and corrosive conditions make standard axial fans unsuitable:
- Industrial ovens and dryers – removing hot air efficiently
- Combustion and incinerator exhaust – handling smoke and flue gases
- Chemical and petrochemical plants – extracting corrosive fumes safely
- Fume and smoke extraction systems – maintaining clean, breathable air
- Paint spray booths & finishing plants – preventing hazardous buildup
- High-temperature dust extraction – ensuring safe and efficient operations
Why Choose Atmax Filtration Bifurcated Fans?
- Engineered for tough conditions – built to handle extreme heat, corrosive fumes, and heavy-duty industrial use.
- Custom finishes & materials – tailored to resist corrosion, chemicals, or high humidity.
- Complete support – from design and supply to startup and maintenance services.
When you choose Atmax Filtration, you get industrial-grade reliability, safety compliance, and performance efficiency backed by our expertise in ventilation and air handling systems.
Let’s Engineer the Right Air Movement Solution
Looking for high-temperature bifurcated axial fans for your industrial plant? Atmax Filtration provides customized solutions to meet your airflow, temperature, and compliance requirements.
Contact us today at sales@atmaxfiltration.com or call (816) 745-9994 to discuss your requirements.
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An axial fan uses rotating blades to draw air into the fan and discharge it in the same general direction as the shaft. The blade design, diameter, speed, and pitch determine the volume of air moved and the pressure the fan can develop.
Axial fans are commonly used for industrial ventilation, exhaust systems, cooling, air circulation, process ventilation, heat removal, and fume extraction. They are available in different configurations for general-purpose and demanding industrial applications
The primary difference is the direction of airflow. An axial fan moves air parallel to the shaft, while a centrifugal fan draws air into the impeller and discharges it radially. Axial fans are generally preferred for high airflow and lower-pressure applications, whereas centrifugal fans are often selected when higher static pressure is required.
Fan selection should consider airflow requirement (CFM), static pressure, operating temperature, gas composition, fan diameter, rotational speed, motor power, material of construction, installation arrangement, and required noise and vibration levels.
Yes. Axial fans are widely used for industrial ventilation because they can move large volumes of air efficiently. The appropriate fan configuration depends on the required airflow, system resistance, temperature, and characteristics of the air or gas being handled.
Yes, specially designed axial fans can be engineered for elevated-temperature applications. The fan’s construction, bearings, motor arrangement, materials, and temperature rating must be selected according to the actual operating conditions.
Depending on the application, axial fans can be manufactured using materials such as mild steel, stainless steel, galvanized steel, aluminum, FRP, or other corrosion-resistant materials. Material selection depends on temperature, humidity, chemical exposure, and the properties of the gas being handled.
The required fan size is determined primarily by the required airflow and system static pressure. Other factors such as operating temperature, gas density, installation conditions, and available motor power also influence the final selection.
Yes, axial fans can be designed for corrosive environments using suitable materials and protective coatings. The correct construction should be selected based on the specific chemicals, concentration, temperature, humidity, and exposure conditions.
Depending on the application, axial fans can be manufactured using materials such as mild steel, stainless steel, galvanized steel, aluminum, FRP, or other corrosion-resistant materials. Material selection depends on temperature, humidity, chemical exposure, and the properties of the gas being handled.