High performance industrial wind machine 40 Cm IP44, 43 Watts rotation at 180 °.

When you want to ventilate large rooms, or a warehouse or workshop, the classic fans are clearly inoperative.

A conventional fan is not made to operate continuously and at maximum speed.

So the solution is in the air machine, but what are the differences between these air machines and our conventional fans? Many, let's review the important points.

1) Differences in ventilation capacities.

A conventional fan "pushes" the air without turning it, the airflow behaves like a forward wall.

A wind machine creates a mini "vortex" or a small tornado allowing the flow of air to be more concentrated.

Take this test, take a balloon, put the head of your fan horizontally, and put the balloon in the center of the grille, turn on the fan.

In one case, the fan will fly as if blown by the wind, in the case of the brewer, the balloon will remain suspended in the center of the vortex.

2) Sound level.

Unquestionably, an air wind machine is a fan more appropriate for commercial use because it is very noisy, the blades emit bass like the blades of an airplane. If you want to ventilate a garage, uninhabited rooms, it will be appropriate, in the case of a living room, a room, in short - a room to live, forget the air machine and go for the classic ventilator.

3) Consumption and engines.

The classic, "inexpensive" fans are ALL made in Asia and 90% in China. The motors are 40 to 60 Watt motors and the current standard does not require a motor output (ratio watts consumed / air flow).

Moreover, for the past ten years, the engines are no longer made of copper but of aluminum, it is cheaper than copper (it is obvious), but aluminum is less heat-resistant than copper, The engines are much more fragile.

The motors of the brewers when they have, for two years, are governed by a very binding norm, obliging the manufacturers to respect a ratio watt / air flow.

The brewers of air are more powerful engines, from 60 to 120 Watts see beyond for brewers of 60 to 80 Cm.

The problem is the same as with conventional fans, brands distributors (type le__oy Me__in or Ca______ma) run after price, have aluminum engines that do not hold in continuous operation.

So obviously Casafan, requires 100% copper motors.

4) the structure of the fans.

Conventional fans are often made of ABS, with 1 mm honeycomb guards. The blades are made of plastic, the brackets and feet are often a "light" metal.

The wind machines are made of metal, the blades are metallic, the grids are welded, and composed of "wires" of 2 to 3 mm depending on the model.

The paints used are paints in the oven, allowing to avoid corrosion to the maximum.

The weights have no comparison, a standing fan of 40 cm weighs on average 3 to 4 Kg, a brewer on foot of 8 to 12 Kg.

With these differences, you can deduce that brewers are to be reserved for specific uses in places where the nuisance is not a problem.

The Casafan brewers, are thought for professionals, and these are the all terrain of ventilation. For casfan the quality can only be seen in time or use in complicated environments, sand, dust, smoke etc.

Technical characteristics :


Power: 43 Watts 220 / ~ 50 (V / Hz).
Diameter: 40 Cm
Diameter of blades: 30.8 Cm
Number of Speeds: 3
Air flow rate: 2,250 M3 / hr
Rotation speed: 1,360 Rpm
Finish: white galvanized steel blades, grid and casing made of steel with lacquered paint.
Vertical movement adjustable to 130 °.
Total height: 480 mm
Connection: cable H05RN-F 3 x 1.0 mm², 2.5 meters
Weight: 4.5 Kg
Standards: 2006/42 / Ec
Warranty: 3 years