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    From compact, high performance, electronics cooling fans to energy efficient, light industrial applications, ebm-papst is the world's leading fan and motor manufacturer and has pioneered the introduction of energy-saving technologically. Products are used extensively across many industries including IT/ telecommunications, heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, refrigeration, domestic appliances, industrial engineering and automotive.ebm-papst's GreenIntelligence programme underlines its commitment when it comes to environmental protection. Each new product that we develop has to be better than its predecessor in terms of economy and ecology. At the heart of GreenIntelligence is ebm-papst's extremely energy-efficient EC technology.

    RS offers a wide range of Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning (HVAC), fan and thermal management products and accessories from ebm-Papst.

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    ACi4400N

    Setting new standards in respect of energy consumption.

    • Up to 75% greater efficiency
    • Low power consumption
    • Long service life
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    DC axials 60mm - 172mm.

    IP68 Protected Fans

    ebm-papst IP68 ingress protected fans are ideal for operation in the harshest of environments.  Designed to perform subject to dust and water exposure.

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    DesignSpark

    DesignSpark is the home of our engineering community. It's an online platform which allows passionate engineers to share ideas and find resources or tools to help with their projects.

    ebm-papst Custom Assembly

    ebm-papst Custom Assembly

    Manufacturing made simple. The Higher Level Assembly (HLA) service from ebm-papst partnering with RS Components allows you to exploit the benefits of off-site product assembly.

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    W1G230-EB89-01

    When to choose an axial fan

    An axial fan blade works on the same principle as how an aircraft wing generates lift. The difference in higher pressure below the wing and lower pressure above it generates lift.

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