Finished centrifugal fans on the Jitamitra floor before dispatch
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What we have actually built — by industry, duty and wheel type.

Most manufacturers ask you to take the range on trust. This page is the aggregate of our own execution records: which industries the fans went to, which duties they do, which wheel type does the work, and how many. It is an aggregate and it stays one — no job list, no customer names, no order values, and no row smaller than ten.

4,095classified executed jobs
133published rows
10row floor
7wheel families
How to read it

The counting rule, printed beside the numbers.

A tally without its rule is not checkable, so here is ours.

By industry

Where the fans went, and which wheel did the work.

Executed fans by industry and wheel type

55 rows, 7,127 fans. Rows under ten are not shown.

By application

What the fans were built to do.

Executed fans by application and wheel type

ApplicationWheel typeFans
Combustion / process air blowerBackward-curved912
Backward-curved plate655
Backward-flat plate155
Radial43
Large-backward21
Aerofoil13
Dust extraction (dirty side)Backward-curved plate671
Backward-curved322
Backward-flat plate88
Radial57
Pneumatic conveying (dilute)Radial616
Backward-curved plate181
Backward-curved140
Backward-flat plate34
Bag-filter / pulse-jet draughtBackward-curved plate478
Backward-flat plate204
Backward-curved178
Radial12
ATEX / paint-booth exhaustBackward-curved392
Backward-curved plate286
Backward-flat plate158
Radial17
Drying (spray / fluid-bed / flash)Backward-curved plate401
Backward-flat plate197
Backward-curved161
Radial25
General / dilution ventilationBackward-curved381
Backward-curved plate241
Backward-flat plate34
Corrosive gas exhaustBackward-curved108
Backward-curved plate54
Backward-flat plate16
Large-backward13
Local exhaust ventilation (LEV)Backward-curved104
Backward-flat plate33
Backward-curved plate12
Hot-gas (>300 °C) processBackward-curved40
Backward-curved plate24
Backward-flat plate23
Radial17
Fume extraction (weld/grind/EAF)Backward-curved54
Radial15
Backward-curved plate11
Pneumatic conveying (dense)Radial63
Cleanroom / pharma AHUBackward-curved plate58
Seal / cooling / booster airBackward-flat plate39
Forced Draft (FD)Backward-curved plate20
Backward-curved15
Kiln / furnace exhaustBackward-curved19
Backward-flat plate10
Vacuum / exhauster dutyBackward-curved plate28
Induced Draft (ID)Backward-curved16
Backward-flat plate10
Boiler fan suite (ID/FD/PA/SA)Backward-curved14

54 rows, 7,889 fans. Rows under ten are not shown.

By duty

The duty points we have built, by wheel type.

These two tables count distinct duty points taken from the cards in our gallery, so every figure behind them is a duty we have already published against a photograph of the machine. They show the shape of the range rather than its extremes: the envelope itself runs to 2,25,000 CMH and 2,000 mmWC.

Duty points by wheel type and volume flow

Wheel typeBandDuty points
Backward-curved plateunder 5,000 CMH181
5,000 - 25,000 CMH78
Backward-curvedunder 5,000 CMH91
5,000 - 25,000 CMH104
25,000 - 75,000 CMH47
75,000 CMH and above14
Backward-flat plateunder 5,000 CMH57
5,000 - 25,000 CMH93
25,000 - 75,000 CMH37
Radialunder 5,000 CMH24

Duty points by wheel type and static pressure

Wheel typeBandDuty points
Backward-curved plateunder 100 mmWC20
100 - 300 mmWC52
300 - 800 mmWC99
800 mmWC and above92
Backward-curvedunder 100 mmWC92
100 - 300 mmWC70
300 - 800 mmWC55
800 mmWC and above39
Backward-flat plateunder 100 mmWC39
100 - 300 mmWC58
300 - 800 mmWC79
800 mmWC and above11
Radial300 - 800 mmWC11
800 mmWC and above14

10 and 14 rows respectively, from 758 distinct duty points. Rows under ten are not shown.

Common questions

What this page does and does not say.

What exactly is being counted here?
Two different things, and each table says which. The industry and application tables count FANS: the quantity on each executed job in our own execution records, summed. The duty tables count DISTINCT DUTY POINTS: the flow, static pressure and temperature already printed on our gallery cards, de-duplicated, so a job photographed five times is counted once.
Why do rows under ten not appear?
Because a thin cell stops being a statistic and starts being a customer. A row of four fans in one industry and one wheel type can point at a single buyer, so rows below ten are left out rather than rounded or merged into something vaguer.
Can I have the underlying list?
No. We publish the aggregate and not the list. Job numbers, customer names, order values and individual project records stay ours and our customers' — the same rule that keeps your job off this page keeps everyone else's off it.
Do these figures cover everything you have built?
No, and the page does not claim it. They cover the executed jobs our records have classified by industry or application and cleared for publication, which is where the classification work has reached. The company total published elsewhere on this site is larger.
What if my duty is not in a band you show?
Then it is one of the rows that fell under ten, or a duty we have built outside the bands shown. Send the duty point and we will tell you plainly whether it is familiar ground or a first for us — the envelope runs to 2,25,000 CMH, 2,000 mmWC and 425 HP.
Ready to quote?

Send us the duty point. We'll quote in 3 to 5 working days.*

Flow, static, gas temperature, application — or attach a spec, GA drawing or a multi-fan schedule. Engineer to engineer.

Get a quote → Email the desk

ISO 9001:2015 quality system · performance-tested to IS 4894 / ISO 5801 / AMCA 210 method · witnessed FAT on request.

*For our standard range. ATEX and special projects need 5 to 7 working days.

Further reading
The photo gallery of executed fans  ·  Case studies  ·  The seven wheel families