Dayton
Dayton 5JLN9 Propeller 6 in 1/4 in Bore
A 6-inch plastic propeller moves 230 CFM at 3000 RPM with a 1/4-inch bore and handles up to 200°F
- typeHigh Temperature
- Delivers 230 CFM airflow at 3000 RPM
- Operates reliably up to 200°F ambient temperature
- Press-fit bore ensures secure motor-shaft attachment
- Four-blade plastic design balances airflow and durability
- Recommended for 1/70 HP motor applications
Propeller for high-temperature airflow
This Dayton propeller moves 230 cfm at 3000 RPM in environments up to 200 degrees Fahrenheit. The six-inch diameter plastic blade set uses a press-fit attachment on a quarter-inch motor shaft. It suits equipment that needs reliable air movement where standard fans would fail.
Replaces worn or melted OEM blades
When an original plastic propeller warps, cracks or loses pitch under sustained heat, this unit restores rated airflow without changing the motor. The upgrade is worth it if the existing assembly still spins freely but no longer delivers 230 cfm at speed.
Verify shaft size and rotation before ordering
Confirm the motor shaft measures exactly a quarter inch and turns counter-clockwise when facing the discharge side. Ensure the application does not exceed the recommended one-seventieth horsepower rating or the 200-degree ambient limit.
Highlights
- Delivers 230 CFM airflow at 3000 RPM
- Operates reliably up to 200°F ambient temperature
- Press-fit bore ensures secure motor-shaft attachment
- Four-blade plastic design balances airflow and durability
- Recommended for 1/70 HP motor applications
Specifications
| Brand | Dayton |
|---|---|
| type | High Temperature |
Questions about this item
What motor shaft diameter does the 1/4 in bore propeller press-fit onto?
The propeller press-fits directly onto a 1/4 in motor shaft with no additional hardware required.
Which rotation direction must the motor provide for this CCW-facing discharge propeller?
The motor must rotate counter-clockwise when viewed from the discharge side to match the propeller's CCW rotation.
When should the plastic propeller be replaced if operated near its 200 °F maximum ambient temperature?
Inspect regularly for warping or brittleness; replace immediately if blades show deformation or cracking from sustained high-temperature exposure.
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