Dayton
Dayton VE10E022PG 16" 23.3° Propeller Blower
16-inch aluminum propeller with 23.3-degree pitch moves air at 1750 RPM using 1/4 HP direct drive
- 16 in propeller diameter moves high air volume
- 3 degree pitch optimises airflow efficiency
- Three aluminium blades resist corrosion and reduce weight
- Direct drive at 1750 RPM delivers reliable power
- Half inch bore fits standard quarter hp motor shafts
16" aluminium propeller for direct-drive motors
This Dayton propeller measures 16 inches in diameter and carries three aluminium blades set at a 23.3 degree pitch. It mounts on a 12.7 millimetre bore and is rated for 1/4 horsepower at 1750 or 1741 RPM. The hub sits on the intake side and the blade rotation can be clockwise or counter-clockwise.
Replaces worn or damaged direct-drive blades
The part suits equipment that currently runs a 16 inch, three-blade aluminium propeller with a half-inch bore and 23.3 degree pitch. Swapping it in restores the original airflow when the old propeller has cracked, corroded or lost balance. The jump is worth it when vibration or reduced output signals blade fatigue.
Fits direct-drive shafts with a 12.7 mm bore
The propeller slides onto a half-inch motor shaft and secures without belts or pulleys. Its aluminium construction keeps rotating mass low, which reduces load on the motor bearings. The intake-side hub orientation leaves the discharge side clear for ducting or guard attachment.
Highlights
- 16 in propeller diameter moves high air volume
- 3 degree pitch optimises airflow efficiency
- Three aluminium blades resist corrosion and reduce weight
- Direct drive at 1750 RPM delivers reliable power
- Half inch bore fits standard quarter hp motor shafts
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What bore size motor shaft does the 16 in propeller fit?
The propeller has a 1/2 in bore, equivalent to 12.7 mm, for direct mounting on a matching motor shaft.
Which rotation direction should I choose when installing the 23.3 degree pitch blades?
The propeller supports both CW and CCW rotation; select the direction that matches your motor wiring before tightening the hub on the intake side.
How often should I inspect the three aluminum blades on this direct drive blower?
Check the blades at each scheduled motor service for cracks, corrosion or imbalance, and replace the propeller if any damage is found.
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