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Aug 10, 2025 - 05:55 PM
Yes, the fan's large surface area pulls more air at low speeds. This is particularly beneficial for vehicles that frequently operate at lower speeds, ensuring adequate cooling when it's needed most.
Is the fan designed for low-speed airflow? Derale 17618 Engine Cooling Fan Blade
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Improves performance and mileage, Heavy duty steel hubs, Durable stainless blades, Rated up to 10,000 RPM, Large surface area pulls more air at low speeds, Reinforced blade construction extends fan life, 18" reverse rotation flex fan design, flex fans; belt fans; heavy duty flex fans; 18" ...
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