Multi-Wing introduces three new fans
By Adam Freill
Construction EquipmentFans designed to exceed the demands of ever-changing airflow, noise and efficiency requirements for off-highway equipment.
(Photo courtesy of Multi-Wing Group)
Multi-Wing’s O-P1L fan is engineered for emission-optimized engine cooling in a puller configuration for compact off-highway equipment. The company’s modular PMAX4 fans feature aerodynamically optimized blades tailored to high-resistance engine cooling in a broad range of applications. And its PMAX7R is designed for engine-cooling requirements in medium and large gensets, compressors and off-highway machinery.
“Our new fans are the next generation of modular fans, designed to exceed the demands of ever-changing airflow, noise and efficiency requirements,” said Patrick Bold, global business development manager for Multi-Wing Group.
Engineered for durability with a unique blade geometry and winglets, the O-P1L is designed to reduce noise emissions and power consumption while providing improved efficiency. This fan is optimized to deliver high pressure in restricted spaces, making it ideal for backhoe loaders, skid steers, compact- and medium-sized tractors, and other construction equipment. It is available in blade diameters from 12.75 to 20 inches (324 to 508 mm) with operating speeds up to 3,870 rpm at 176°F (80°C). Lightweight, stackable and affordable, O-P1L is compatible with Multi-Wing’s BM20 viscous clutch and is offered in a flange-mount version for high-volume orders.
The PMAX4 has an aerodynamically optimized blade design and can be configured for a broad range of high-resistance engine cooling and other applications. It has a low axial width and is available in diameters from 20 to 33.66 inches (520 to 855 mm) with a larger diameter hub. The impeller’s blade stiffness aims to minimize deflection. PMAX4 delivers high airflow and static pressure for demanding cooling applications with high ambient temperatures. It is suitable for operating speeds up to 2,500 rpm at 68°F (20°C) at full blade length.
The manufacturer says its PMAX7R fan is ideal for medium- to large-gensets, compressors and off-highway machinery with challenging engine cooling requirements. The optimized modular blade design offers high efficiency with lower noise emissions while the strong and durable steel hub allows for customization without changing the blade geometry. PMAX7R can be configured with 26°, 31° or 36° pitch angles.
