Radial Fans
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90B1300
Manufacturer SKU:
RER125-19/56
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90B144
Manufacturer SKU:
RL 90-18/50
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90B1976
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RL 65-21/14H
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90B246
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RL 48-19/12/2 P
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90B1981
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RLF 35-8/14 N
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90B1670
Manufacturer SKU:
RG 125-19/56
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90B1980
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RLF 35-8/12 N
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90B1971
Manufacturer SKU:
RL 48-19/12
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90B1625
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RG 90-18/14 N
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90B1665
Manufacturer SKU:
RG 90-18/56
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90B1979
Manufacturer SKU:
RL 90-18/56
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90B242
Manufacturer SKU:
RL 48-19/14 ML
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90B223
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RG 160-28/14 N
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90B1600
Manufacturer SKU:
RG 90-18/12 N
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90B1247
Manufacturer SKU:
8315100111
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90B1249
Manufacturer SKU:
8315100115
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90B1597
Manufacturer SKU:
RL 90-18/12 N
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90B1860
Manufacturer SKU:
RL 90-18/06
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90B197
Manufacturer SKU:
RG 125-19/14 N
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90B1973
Manufacturer SKU:
RL 65-21/12
Buy a radial fan
What is a radial fan anyway? Simplified: the ejected air from the hood of the radial fan can be used to specifically cool specific electronic devices. Such as MOSFET, industrial PCs, communication equipment and more. Unlike axial fans, centrifugal fans often offer better efficiency. However, due to the 90-degree air deflection, more space must be provided for the radial fan than for an axial fan.Radial fans are also convincing due to their lower noise level. They are considered easy to regulate and are ideal for use in front of high resistances.