Looking for an efficient way to supply or extract air through ductwork? A duct fan is exactly what you need. Compact, powerful, and easy to install – ideal for technical rooms, ventilation systems, or process extraction. We supply duct fans for professional use, tailored to your system.
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A duct fan – also known as an inline fan – is installed directly inside the ductwork and moves air without needing extra space. The airflow runs in line with the duct, ensuring quiet, consistent, and energy-efficient operation. Perfect for situations where space is limited or where the fan needs to be hidden in the system.
We supply duct fans in a wide range of sizes, airflow capacities, and configurations – from simple models to low-noise or controllable variants.
The price of a duct fan depends on the motor type, airflow capacity, and optional features.
Duct fans are commonly used in:
Thanks to their inline design, duct fans are also well-suited for tight installation spaces or visually discreet setups, such as in suspended or service ceilings.
Choosing the right duct fan involves more than just size and airflow. Consider:
We’ll help you define the right specifications and provide a solution that works for your situation – whether it’s a standard duct fan or a version with sound insulation or ATEX certification. Want to know which duct fan suits your application? Contact us for expert advice.
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A duct fan is ideal when you need to move air through ductwork but have limited space for installation. Think of ceiling systems, walls, or shallow installation depths.
The terms “duct fan” and “axial fan” refer to different aspects of a fan. An axial fan is a type of fan that moves air parallel to its axis. Axial fans come in various designs, including duct or tube configurations.
A duct fan mainly describes the application: a fan installed directly in a duct. This can be an axial duct fan, but also a centrifugal duct fan. There is therefore no strict distinction: a fan can be both “axial” and a “duct fan.”
In short: axial fans can be used in ducts, and duct fans can be of different types. The choice depends on your system and the air volume and pressure requirements.
Yes. Most duct fans can be controlled with a 0–10V signal, frequency controller, or EC control. Integration with CO₂, temperature, or pressure sensors is also possible.
The price depends on the type of fan (AC or EC), capacity, material, and any additional features like noise reduction or ATEX certification. We’ll gladly provide a quote tailored to your needs.
Yes, provided the right materials are used. We also supply plastic duct fans or models with protected motors for humid or corrosive environments.
