MR8025M12B1+6-FSR

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The MR8025M12B1+6-FSR is a DC fan designed for high airflow applications. Its large frame size and low profile design make it a great choice for applications where high airflow is needed while minimizing noise levels. It is commonly found in servers, computer towers, and other devices that require high air circulation. The fan is suitable for use in a wide range of temperatures from 0°C to 70°C, and provides a maximum airflow of 89.7 CFM.The MR8025M12B1+6-FSR utilizes a centrifugal fan with backward-curved blade design. The fan is composed of an inner hub, an outer impeller, and a housing. The hub and the impeller are connected by a motor, which converts electric energy into mechanical energy. The housing serves two primary functions. First, it guides the airflow, increasing the pressure of the airflow as it passes through, and second, it acts as a shield to protect the blades and motor from external forces.When the motor is activated, the blades of the fan begin to rotate, creating an airflow pattern that will result in pressure rise. This pressure is what helps to circulate air throughout the device, and the direction of airflow is determined by the curvature of the blades. If the blades are curved backward, then they will move downward as they rotate, causing the air to be pushed forward.The MR8025M12B1+6-FSR is a great choice for high-performance cooling applications. Its high airflow performance, low noise level, and wide temperature range make it an ideal choice for applications that require high airflow and low noise levels. It can also be used in applications where temperatures may exceed the recommended range, as long as the blades are continuously rotated in order to prevent stalling. This type of fan is also well-suited for use in hazardous environments, as it is certified for use in industrial applications as well as Class 1/DIV 2 hazardous (combustible dust) locations.

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