DIDW Forward Curved Fan

Approx. Rs 20,000 / PieceGet Latest Price

A 1000CFM DIDW (Double Inlet Double Width) Forward Curved Fan is a high-capacity centrifugal fan designed for applications requiring large air volumes at low to medium static pressures. The "Double Inlet" design means air enters the fan housing from both sides, effectively doubling the volume of air compared to a single-inlet fan of the same wheel diameter.

The Forward Curved blades (often called "multivane" blades) are curved in the direction of the wheel's rotation, allowing the fan to move large amounts of air at relatively low speeds.

Approx. Rs 25,000 / PieceGet Latest Price

A 2000CFM DIDW (Double Inlet Double Width) Forward Curved Fan is a high-capacity centrifugal fan designed for applications requiring large air volumes at low to medium static pressures. The "Double Inlet" design means air enters the fan housing from both sides, effectively doubling the volume of air compared to a single-inlet fan of the same wheel diameter.

The Forward Curved blades (often called "multivane" blades) are curved in the direction of the wheel's rotation, allowing the fan to move large amounts of air at relatively low speeds.

Approx. Rs 30,000 / PieceGet Latest Price

A 3000CFM DIDW (Double Inlet Double Width) Forward Curved Fan is a high-capacity centrifugal fan designed for applications requiring large air volumes at low to medium static pressures. The "Double Inlet" design means air enters the fan housing from both sides, effectively doubling the volume of air compared to a single-inlet fan of the same wheel diameter.

The Forward Curved blades (often called "multivane" blades) are curved in the direction of the wheel's rotation, allowing the fan to move large amounts of air at relatively low speeds.

Approx. Rs 35,000 / PieceGet Latest Price

A 4000CFM DIDW (Double Inlet Double Width) Forward Curved Fan is a high-capacity centrifugal fan designed for applications requiring large air volumes at low to medium static pressures. The "Double Inlet" design means air enters the fan housing from both sides, effectively doubling the volume of air compared to a single-inlet fan of the same wheel diameter.

The Forward Curved blades (often called "multivane" blades) are curved in the direction of the wheel's rotation, allowing the fan to move large amounts of air at relatively low speeds.