FQ No. 5.0 Press-in Axial Flow Local Ventilator—A Touch of Red. A fan is more than just its appearance.

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The underground environment is complex, and equipment is inevitably subject to bumps and collisions. The FQC5.0 mine-used pneumatic ventilator features a shell made of high-strength, wear-resistant materials. In narrow tunnels and complex working conditions, it effectively resists impacts and friction. The FQC5.0 ventilator, with its red shell paired with a steady black, is not just about color matching—it represents safety. Under any working conditions, it is easily recognizable, providing constant protection.

FQC№5.0 Pneumatic Ventilator Working Parameters:

Model: FQC№5.0

Air Volume (m³/s): 1

Wind Pressure (Pa): 180

Air Supply Pressure (MPa): 0.45

Air Consumption (m³/s): 0.033

Rotation Speed (r/min): 3000

Diameter (mm): 315

Weight (Kg): 25

Length (mm): 280

Pneumatic Ventilator Usage Environmental Conditions:

The conveyed medium is air, with a dust content not exceeding 10mg/m³, and a medium temperature range of -20°C to +35°C. The installation elevation of the ventilator is between -1000m and +1000m.

Working conditions require that the air supply volume should be greater than the working air volume of the pneumatic ventilator. The FQ№5.0 forced axial flow local ventilator, with its bright red shell, uses compressed air to drive the pneumatic motor, thereby rotating the impeller. It is suitable for use as an exhaust-type local ventilator in environments with high gas concentrations in coal mines.

A good ventilator is not only about performance but also about details. Our mine-used pneumatic ventilator, with the golden combination of high air volume and large-diameter air ducts, effectively reduces wind resistance, delivering fresh air to the excavation face hundreds of meters underground.