A radial fan, also known as a centrifugal fan, is a type of fan in which the air is sucked in axially and then blown out via a 90 degree bend on the radial axis. This means that the airflow is moved radially, or from the center outwards. Radial fans work according to the principle of “centrifugal flow”.  Radial fans are suitable for applications that require air to be moved through ducts, pipes or other restricted openings. They are commonly used in HVAC systems, cleanrooms, industrial processes and laboratories.

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