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Dayton 9001481 36" Galvanized CW Blower 1/2 HP 825 RPM

SKU CH-NH3W-R0X8F

A 36-inch galvanized propeller blade with 26-degree pitch, 5/8-inch bore, and three blades designed for direct-drive blowers at 825 RPM with 1/2 HP

  • 36-inch galvanized propeller moves high air volume
  • 1/2 HP motor delivers 825 RPM for steady airflow
  • 26-degree blade pitch optimises pressure performance
  • 5/8-inch bore fits standard direct-drive shafts

Dayton 9001481 36-Inch Galvanized Propeller

The Dayton 9001481 is a 36-inch galvanized propeller blade designed for direct-drive blower assemblies. It has a 5/8-inch bore, three blades set at a 26-degree pitch, and rotates clockwise with the hub on the intake side. The blade is rated for 1/2 HP motors running at 825 RPM.

Replaces worn or damaged blades on compatible

Install this propeller when the original blade is cracked, corroded, or out of balance and the motor specifications match 1/2 HP at 825 RPM. The upgrade is worth it when airflow has dropped due to blade fatigue or when the bore has worn beyond 5/8 inch. Do not use if your application requires counter-clockwise rotation, a different bore size, or a higher horsepower rating.

Highlights

  • 36-inch galvanized propeller moves high air volume
  • 1/2 HP motor delivers 825 RPM for steady airflow
  • 26-degree blade pitch optimises pressure performance
  • 5/8-inch bore fits standard direct-drive shafts

Specifications

BrandDAYTON

Questions about this item

What bore diameter does the 36" galvanized propeller need for the motor shaft?

The propeller has a 5/8 in bore (15.875 mm) that fits directly onto a matching motor shaft.

How is the 1/2 HP blower mounted and what step is often missed?

It uses direct drive — slide the hub onto the motor shaft, align the keyway, then tighten the set screw; skipping the key alignment causes vibration.

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