Dayton
Dayton 8" 42° CW Propeller Blower VE10D952PG
An 8-inch aluminium propeller with five blades, 42-degree pitch and clockwise rotation for direct-drive blowers running at 1775 RPM
- 8 in diameter moves more air per revolution
- 42 degree pitch optimises airflow for cooling tasks
- Clockwise rotation matches standard motor shaft direction
- Direct drive eliminates belt losses for reliable operation
- Five aluminium blades balance strength with light weight
Dayton 8" 42° CW Propeller Blower
The Dayton VE10D952PG is a direct-drive propeller blower built for HVAC air-moving tasks. Its 8-inch diameter aluminium impeller has five blades set at a 42-degree pitch and rotates clockwise at 1775 RPM. Rated at 1/30 hp, it suits technicians and maintenance teams replacing or specifying a matching airflow component.
Aluminium build and 5/16" bore mounting
The all-aluminium blade construction resists corrosion in duct environments while keeping rotating mass low. A 5/16-inch (7.93 mm) bore fits directly onto a compatible motor shaft, and the hub-on-intake orientation fixes airflow direction. Direct-drive coupling eliminates belts or pulleys, reducing adjustment time and wear points during routine service.
Check shaft size, rotation
Verify that the motor shaft measures exactly 5/16 inch and that the application requires clockwise rotation when viewed from the intake side. Confirm the 8-inch propeller diameter clears the housing and ductwork without interference. Ensure the 1/30 hp rating matches the motor nameplate so the blower operates within its design envelope.
Highlights
- 8 in diameter moves more air per revolution
- 42 degree pitch optimises airflow for cooling tasks
- Clockwise rotation matches standard motor shaft direction
- Direct drive eliminates belt losses for reliable operation
- Five aluminium blades balance strength with light weight
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 42-degree pitch mean for airflow performance?
The 42-degree blade angle moves a larger volume of air per revolution compared to lower-pitch propellers, suited for higher static pressure applications.
What shaft size does the 5/16-inch bore fit?
The 5/16-inch bore (7.93 mm) slides directly onto a matching motor shaft and is secured with a set screw or keyway.
How do I ensure the CW rotation is correct when installing?
View the propeller from the intake side; the blades must angle clockwise. Reversing it will pull air the wrong way and reduce output.
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