Kruger
MXC Series - Belt/Direct Driven Centrifugal Mixed Flow Fan
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The MXC Mixed Flow series from Kruger combines the benefit of a high airflow volume axial fan with the static pressure development of a centrifugal fan. This combination offers an optimised energy efficient and low noise solution for many commercial and industrial ventilation application. High Efficiency Performance Peak total operating efficiencies of +77% with AMCA FEI levels > 1.1 Low Noise Kruger MXC series offer one of the lowest noise / cfm in the industry Compact Size MXC series offers
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The MXC Mixed Flow series from Kruger combines the benefit of a high airflow volume axial fan with the static pressure development of a centrifugal fan. This combination offers an optimised energy efficient and low noise solution for many commercial and industrial ventilation application. High Efficiency Performance Peak total operating efficiencies of +77% with AMCA FEI levels > 1.1 Low Noise Kruger MXC series offer one of the lowest noise / cfm in the industry Compact Size MXC series offers a more compact sized extract of supply ventilation solution to comparable axial or centrifugal fans.
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Technical specifications
| Brand | Kruger |
|---|---|
| Model / SKU | MXC Series - Belt/Direct Driven Centrifugal Mixed Flow Fan |
| Category | Mixed Flow Fan |
Specifications Quick Facts • Size from 315 to 2,000 • Capacity up to 230,000 m3/h • Static pressure up to 2000 Pa • Energy Efficient, Powerful and Low Noise • Compact size and Versatile design • Suitable for clean air standard ventilation, commercial kitchen (grease laden air) (up to 205°C) and high temperature smokespill application (up to 400°C/2Hours) Accessories • Inlet and outlet duct connection flanges to connect circular duct to MXC flanges. • Circular flexible duct connectors, both standard and high temperature variations (up to F400). • Inlet and outlet safety guards. • Belt cover isolates drive sets from airstream and protection from rotating pulleys and belts. • Casing access door for easy of cleaning of fan internals. • Vibration isolator mounts for floor or ceiling mounted installations. • Extended lubrication lines (Belt-Drive) for bearing maintenance. • A drain coupling can be attached to the bottom of housing. • Special coatings for specialist corrosion application protection. • Spark resistance construction, per ANCA standard 99. Construction Material and Coatings MXC casing and parts are manufactured from galvanized steel (size 315-1120) and high-grade carbon steel finished with a zinc primer and tough polyester coating finish (size 1250-2000). The polyester coating finish is salt-spray rated up to 1000hrs in accordance with ASTM B117 testing standards. Suitable for use in Indoor or Outdoor environments. Shaft All belt driven shafts are manufactured from C45 grade steel and high precision G6 tolerance (ISO286-2) to minimise vibration and extend life.
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