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Airflow & components

Fans sized to the air the crop actually needs.

We supply fans for curing, drying and ventilation. The right one comes down to how much air you need to move and how hard it is to push it through the crop.

Air movement

The right fan depends on pressure, crop load and airflow route.

A fan should not be chosen in isolation. Crop depth, ducting, restrictions, heat exchanger design and required air volume all change what fan is suitable. We specify fans as part of the system so the air goes where it is needed.

Key points03
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    Diameters from 0.6 m to 1.8 m

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    Roughly 7,000 to 80,000 cfm of air

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    Matched to the system, for new builds or upgrades

Fan range

Fans by diameter and airflow

0.6 m · 4 pole

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7,000 cfm (11,900 m³/hr)

0.6 m · 2 pole

02

12,000 cfm (20,400 m³/hr)

0.8 m · 4 pole

03

15,000 cfm (25,500 m³/hr)

1.0 m · 4 pole

04

25,000 cfm (42,500 m³/hr) · standard or short

1.1 m · 4 pole

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30,000 cfm (57,000 m³/hr)

1.5 m · 4 pole

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50,000 cfm (85,000 m³/hr)

1.8 m · 6 pole

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70,000 to 80,000 cfm (119,000 to 136,000 m³/hr)

Getting it right

Most airflow problems are about matching, not the fan.

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Sized to the air you need

Volume and pressure picked around the job the fan has to do, not guessed at.

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Placed to push through the crop

Where the fan sits decides whether the air goes through the load or just around it.

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Built for long runs

Made for agricultural use and long hours through the season.

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Replaces old fans where the fit is right

We confirm mounting, ducting, electrical details and the airflow requirement before recommending a replacement.

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Agricultural airflow components

ROC fan components, including a guard being finished at the factory before assembly.

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Common questions

Questions worth settling before you buy.

Yes. We normally start with the crop, volume, site layout, fuel or power source, existing buildings and what is slowing the season down.

Included with every system

Support comes with the system.

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Farm visit and sizing

We look at crop, site, fuel, power, buildings and workflow before sizing the system.

02

Build check-ins

We supply the drawings and check the build at key stages while your builder handles the brickwork.

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Season support

Calls, setup help, troubleshooting and practical advice are part of the system.

Talk to ROC Systems

Tell us what the fan is for and we will size it.

Let us know the system it is serving, and we will sort out the capacity, pressure and where it goes.