Industrial Roof Exhaust and Ventilation Fans

Available options include CRDV in-line or roof-mounted plastic fans, PVC and polypropylene blowers with direct-drive, belt-drive, or in-line/roof-mounted configurations, and FRP axial fans. Roof-mounted and duct-mounted styles support different system layouts. Selection should account for the application environment, airflow requirements, static pressure, and the gases being handled.

IPF Colasit offers polypropylene, PVC, and fiberglass reinforced plastic fan construction for corrosive ventilation applications. Polypropylene resists acid and caustic attack through the full wall thickness rather than relying on a coating. FRP options use flame-retardant vinyl-ester resin construction, while PVC and polypropylene support chemical and corrosive gas ventilation.

Yes. The product range is intended for chemical processing, chemical and corrosive gas ventilation, fume extraction, and harsh chemical-laden gas streams. Thermoplastic and FRP construction options can be evaluated against the facility’s chemistry, temperature, airflow, static pressure, and installation conditions to identify an appropriate configuration.

Certain configurations support spark-sensitive or explosive-atmosphere applications. PPs-EL provides a spark-resistant material option, and products may be available with spark-resistant or sparkless features, graphite impregnation for static dissipation, and explosion-proof motors. Application details should be reviewed carefully before selecting equipment for a hazardous environment.

The range includes vertical in-line or roof-mounted configurations, horizontal in-duct mounting, duct-mount styles, and roof-mount styles. Roof covers and flex connectors are available for applicable products. The preferred arrangement depends on duct routing, available space, airflow direction, maintenance access, and the facility’s ventilation design.

Start with the required airflow and static pressure, then identify the gas chemistry, temperature, particulate or dust conditions, and any spark or explosion concerns. Review whether direct drive, belt drive, axial, or in-line construction best suits the system. IPF Colasit can provide product-selection guidance based on the facility’s operating and installation requirements.