A screw compressor may look like a collection of large mechanical components, but reliable operation often depends on smaller components working correctly. One of those important components is the compressor cooling fan.
The cooling fan helps move air through the compressor cooling system and can be used with oil coolers, air coolers, radiators, heat exchangers and other cooling arrangements.
At MK Compressor, we supply and deal in replacement screw compressor cooling fans, fan blades and related compressor cooling components for a wide range of industrial compressor applications.
This guide is intended for maintenance engineers, compressor technicians, plant managers, service teams and buyers searching for screw compressor fans, compressor cooling fans, radiator fans, fan blades, fan assemblies and replacement compressor fans by brand, model and part number.
Screw Compressor Fan – What Is It?
A screw compressor cooling fan is designed to move air through the compressor's cooling system.
Depending on the machine design, the fan may be used for:
Oil cooler cooling
Air cooler cooling
Aftercooler cooling
Radiator cooling
Air-oil cooler cooling
Compressor enclosure ventilation
Motor cooling
Heat exchanger cooling
Compressor exhaust-air movement
The fan shown in the MK Compressor photograph is a multi-blade industrial compressor fan with a central metal hub and mounting arrangement.
However, two fans that look similar are not automatically interchangeable.
Important specifications can include:
Fan diameter
Number of blades
Blade geometry
Blade pitch
Rotation direction
Hub diameter
Centre bore
Hub depth
Mounting-hole pattern
Bolt-circle diameter
Material
RPM
Airflow
Motor power
Compressor model
Compressor serial number
OEM/reference part number
That is why MK Compressor recommends checking the compressor application before confirming a replacement.
Compressor Cooling Fan Part Numbers – Reference Guide
Below is a verified reference list of fan-related part numbers found in manufacturer/catalogue sources during preparation of this article.
This is deliberately presented as a reference list, not as a claim that these numbers fit every compressor carrying that brand name.
Atlas Copco Compressor Fan Part Numbers
Atlas Copco's online spare-parts catalogue contains multiple fan and cooling-fan references for oil-injected screw compressors. Examples include:
Atlas Copco Part Number Description
1092000154 Cooling fan for oil-injected screw compressors
1092005009 Fan for oil-injected screw compressors
1092005304 Cooler fan GA11-22
1089947504 Axial fan for oil-injected screw compressors
1092026500 Motor cooling fan
1092026600 Motor cooling fan
1612420400 Fan for oil-injected screw compressors
1613687800 Fan for oil-injected screw compressors
1613903400 Fan for oil-injected screw compressors
1613981901 Fan for oil-injected screw compressors
1614706300 Fan for oil-injected screw compressors
1614928500 Fan for oil-injected screw compressors
1614928700 Fan for oil-injected screw compressors
These references are directly visible in Atlas Copco's current online parts catalogue.
Atlas Copco's catalogue also lists other fan-related references such as:
2203064201 – Fan D172/34 / H=42
2203014901 – Fan sickle blades 255/6/35
2202974903 – Fan HF240/6-3/25/PS-PP LG30F10
2202924401 – Fan Ventola HF300/6-6/25/PS/PP
2202897901 – Fan sickle blades 320/6/30
These are catalogue references and should still be matched to the specific machine before ordering.
ELGi Compressor Fan Part Numbers
ELGi has multiple screw-compressor families, so fan requirements vary according to compressor model and cooling configuration. ELGi's current product range includes EN and EG screw compressor series.
Some published ELGi parts references associated with compressor cooling fans include:
ELGi Part Number Description / Application
B810101 Fan 13' – ET5 / ET7
B810102 Fan 18.5' – E18-E22, aluminium cooler
B810103 Fan assembly 15'
A010271 Fan assembly 22
B515609 Fan motor 1.5 HP
018400026 Fan
B007700690001 Oil cooler & aftercooler assembly – E11
B007700690004 Oil cooler & aftercooler assembly – E15-E22
010350060 Separator element – related compressor spare reference
A010113 Spin-on filter assembly – related E11-E22 parts reference
The E11-E22 parts documentation specifically identifies B810103 as the fan for E11 and B810102 for E15-E22.
Another published ELGi parts catalogue lists B810101, B810102, B810103, A010271 and B515609.
Chicago Pneumatic Compressor Fan Part Numbers
Chicago Pneumatic compressor cooling systems also use different fan references depending on the compressor model.
One published parts list identifies:
Chicago Pneumatic Part Number Description
2200900529 Fan HF253/6-6/30/LD/PP
2200900528 Fan – CPM 3
2200900529 Fan – CPM 4 & 5
2200900531 Fan – CPM 7
2202704305 Compressor fan reference
2202704307 Compressor fan reference
2202704302 Compressor fan reference
2205117140 Compressor fan reference
The CPM parts documentation specifically associates 2200900528, 2200900529 and 2200900531 with different CPM cooling arrangements.
Chicago Pneumatic's own Parts Online platform explains that the correct spare can be identified by serial number, product name, part name or part number, which is exactly why these references should not be treated as universal fits.
Kaeser Compressor Fan
Kaeser compressors use different cooling configurations across different machine families.
One published Kaeser parts reference identifies:
5.3292E1 – Compressor fan
Additional fan-related references appearing in parts documentation include:
8.1728E0 – Fan
5.3874E0 – Fan wheel complete
223282E0 – Fan coupling complete
These references demonstrate an important point: “Kaeser fan” is not one single part. The correct component depends on the equipment configuration.
Ingersoll Rand Compressor Cooling Fan
Ingersoll Rand has multiple rotary screw compressor families, including R-Series and UP6/UP6S models. Its current parts system uses the compressor model to identify the correct OEM component.
Relevant compressor families include:
R-Series
UP6
UP6S
Other rotary screw compressor configurations
For an Ingersoll Rand compressor fan, customers should ideally provide:
Model + Serial Number + Existing Fan Photograph + Fan Diameter + Bore + Hub Dimensions
rather than ordering from a generic 'Ingersoll Rand fan' keyword.
This is particularly important because the same brand can have multiple cooling configurations.
Sullair Compressor Fan
Sullair compressor cooling arrangements also vary substantially according to compressor capacity and design.
For example, a Sullair parts manual identifies:
049986 – Fan, 48', 8-blade, 35° pitch
for a particular 300–350 HP remote cooler application.
Another Sullair parts reference identifies:
02250107-474 – Fan, blower, 20–30 degree
for a specific enclosure/cooling configuration.
These examples demonstrate why a Sullair fan should be matched against the exact machine and serial number.
Gardner Denver Compressor Fan
Gardner Denver/Electra-Screw compressors also have model-specific parts.
A Gardner Denver manual identifies the requirement to specify:
Compressor model
Cooling method
Horsepower
Serial number
when ordering parts.
Therefore, for a Gardner Denver screw compressor fan, MK Compressor recommends sending the compressor nameplate information together with the existing fan photograph.
CompAir Compressor Fan
CompAir has multiple generations and compressor configurations, so fan references vary.
Examples appearing in published parts documentation include:
CompAir Part Number Description
2007850 Cooling fan
C15448/038 Fan
C15467-386 Original fan, 26-inch diameter
VP1037326 Ventilation fan
A CompAir 6000 parts manual identifies 2007850 as a cooling fan, while another CompAir parts source lists C15448/038 as a fan.
This again demonstrates that the compressor model and serial number are essential.
Other Screw Compressor Brands
Customers searching for compressor fans may also use terms related to:
BOGE compressor fan
Hitachi compressor fan
Kobelco compressor fan
Kirloskar compressor fan
Quincy compressor fan
FS Curtis compressor fan
Gardner Denver compressor fan
Sullair compressor fan
CompAir compressor fan
Doosan compressor fan
Ingersoll Rand compressor fan
ELGi compressor fan
Kaeser compressor fan
Atlas Copco compressor fan
Chicago Pneumatic compressor fan
MK Compressor can evaluate these requirements according to the actual compressor application.
Screw Compressor Fan Models & Applications
The word “fan” covers several different components.
A customer may actually be searching for:
Compressor Cooling Fan
Used to move cooling air through the compressor cooling package.
Compressor Radiator Fan
Used where the cooling system incorporates a radiator-type heat exchanger.
Oil Cooler Fan
Used to move air through the oil cooler.
Air-Oil Cooler Fan
Used with combined cooling arrangements.
Aftercooler Fan
Used in compressor systems where compressed-air cooling is part of the arrangement.
Axial Compressor Fan
An axial fan moves air along the axis of rotation and is widely used in industrial cooling applications.
Fan Blade
Some customers require the blade itself rather than the complete fan assembly.
Fan Assembly
A complete assembly can include the fan, hub and related mounting components.
Fan Motor
In some applications, the motor is separately replaceable.
How to Identify the Correct Screw Compressor Fan
This is the information that makes a compressor fan enquiry much easier to process.
1. Compressor Brand
For example:
Atlas Copco / ELGi / Ingersoll Rand / Kaeser / Chicago Pneumatic / Sullair / CompAir / Gardner Denver
2. Compressor Model
For example:
GA / GX / EG / EN / E-Series / R-Series / UP6
3. Compressor Power
Provide:
HP or kW
4. Fan Diameter
Measure the outside diameter.
5. Number of Blades
Count the blades.
6. Centre Bore
Measure the centre hole accurately.
7. Hub Dimensions
Measure:
Hub diameter
Hub depth
Mounting holes
Bolt circle
8. Rotation Direction
Check whether the existing fan rotates clockwise or anticlockwise.
9. Part Number
If there is an existing part number, photograph it.
10. Compressor Serial Number
This is particularly useful where manufacturers use serial-number-specific parts identification.
Why a Compressor Fan Should Not Be Selected by Appearance Alone
The fan in the MK Compressor photograph has a distinctive yellow multi-blade design.
But visual similarity is not compatibility.
Two fans may have:
Similar diameter
Similar blade count
Similar hub
Similar colour
and still have different:
RPM
Airflow
Rotation
Blade pitch
Mounting
Shaft/bore
Hub depth
Using the wrong fan can therefore create an airflow or mechanical problem.
The correct approach is:
Brand → Model → Serial Number → Part Number → Dimensions → Application
MK Compressor Screw Compressor Fan Range
MK Compressor deals with compressor cooling requirements including:
Screw compressor cooling fans
Screw compressor fan blades
Compressor radiator fans
Oil cooler fans
Air-oil cooler fans
Axial fans
Compressor fan assemblies
Compressor fan motors
Industrial cooling fans
Compressor ventilation fans
Replacement compressor fans
Screw compressor spare parts
Air compressor cooling components
Air dryer cooling fans
Industrial compressor cooling components
Compressor Fan Replacement for Industrial Maintenance
A compressor cooling fan should be inspected whenever maintenance personnel notice:
Increased operating temperature
Reduced cooling performance
Excessive vibration
Fan noise
Cracked blade
Broken blade
Damaged hub
Loose mounting
Fan rubbing against the shroud
Motor overload
Abnormal fan rotation
Visible deformation
A damaged fan should not simply be repaired or replaced with the first visually similar component available.
Screw Compressor Fan Supplier for Industrial Applications
When an industrial compressor stops because of a cooling problem, the maintenance requirement is usually straightforward:
Identify the correct replacement component and restore the compressor to service.
That requires accurate information.
MK Compressor works with customers looking for replacement screw compressor fans and related compressor spare parts across different compressor brands and applications.
Customers can send:
Compressor photograph + existing fan photograph + model number + part number + dimensions
to help identify the requirement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies manufacture screw compressors that use cooling fans?
Major industrial compressor brands include Atlas Copco, ELGi, Ingersoll Rand, Kaeser, Chicago Pneumatic, Sullair, Gardner Denver, CompAir and others.
Do all screw compressors use the same fan?
No. Fan size, blade design, rotation, mounting and airflow requirements vary.
Can I order a compressor fan using only the part number?
A part number is extremely useful, but it should still be checked against the compressor model and application.
Can you identify a compressor fan from a photograph?
Yes, a photograph can help with preliminary identification. For final matching, dimensions and compressor model information are preferable.
What is the Atlas Copco compressor fan part number?
There is no single Atlas Copco fan part number. Examples include 1092000154, 1092005009, 1092005304, 1089947504, 1613687800, 1613903400, 1614706300, 1614928500 and 1614928700, among others.
What is the ELGi compressor fan part number?
ELGi has several fan references. Examples include B810101, B810102, B810103 and A010271.
What is the Chicago Pneumatic compressor fan part number?
One Chicago Pneumatic parts listing identifies 2200900528, 2200900529 and 2200900531 for specific CPM cooling configurations. Other models use different references.
What is the Kaeser compressor fan part number?
A published parts reference identifies 5.3292E1 as a compressor fan, but Kaeser has multiple machine configurations and therefore the exact model must be checked.
What is the CompAir compressor fan part number?
Published CompAir documentation includes 2007850 as a cooling fan and C15448/038 as a fan in specific applications.
Why MK Compressor?
The objective is not simply to find a fan that looks similar.
The objective is to identify a fan that matches the compressor application and required specifications.
For this reason, MK Compressor can evaluate requirements based on:
Compressor brand
Compressor model
Compressor capacity
Part number
Fan diameter
Blade count
Bore
Hub
Mounting pattern
Photograph
Existing component
This approach is particularly useful for maintenance teams searching for replacement compressor fans without having to identify the component entirely from appearance.
Conclusion
The cooling fan is an important part of a screw compressor's cooling system.
Whether you are searching for an Atlas Copco compressor fan, ELGi compressor fan, Ingersoll Rand compressor fan, Kaeser compressor fan, Chicago Pneumatic compressor fan, Sullair compressor fan, Gardner Denver compressor fan, CompAir compressor fan, compressor radiator fan, compressor cooling fan, fan blade or complete fan assembly, the correct identification matters.
MK Compressor provides a practical source for industrial users looking for screw compressor cooling fans and compressor spare parts across different applications.
If you are unsure which fan you need, send the compressor model, serial number, existing fan photograph, dimensions and available part number. These details make identification substantially more reliable than searching by brand name alone.
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1614928500 compressor fan
1614928700 compressor fan
B810101 ELGi fan
B810102 ELGi fan
B810103 ELGi fan
A010271 ELGi fan
2200900528 compressor fan
2200900529 compressor fan
2200900531 compressor fan
5.3292E1 Kaeser fan
2007850 CompAir fan
C15448/038 CompAir fan
The cooling fan helps move air through the compressor cooling system and can be used with oil coolers, air coolers, radiators, heat exchangers and other cooling arrangements.
At MK Compressor, we supply and deal in replacement screw compressor cooling fans, fan blades and related compressor cooling components for a wide range of industrial compressor applications.
This guide is intended for maintenance engineers, compressor technicians, plant managers, service teams and buyers searching for screw compressor fans, compressor cooling fans, radiator fans, fan blades, fan assemblies and replacement compressor fans by brand, model and part number.
Screw Compressor Fan – What Is It?
A screw compressor cooling fan is designed to move air through the compressor's cooling system.
Depending on the machine design, the fan may be used for:
Oil cooler cooling
Air cooler cooling
Aftercooler cooling
Radiator cooling
Air-oil cooler cooling
Compressor enclosure ventilation
Motor cooling
Heat exchanger cooling
Compressor exhaust-air movement
The fan shown in the MK Compressor photograph is a multi-blade industrial compressor fan with a central metal hub and mounting arrangement.
However, two fans that look similar are not automatically interchangeable.
Important specifications can include:
Fan diameter
Number of blades
Blade geometry
Blade pitch
Rotation direction
Hub diameter
Centre bore
Hub depth
Mounting-hole pattern
Bolt-circle diameter
Material
RPM
Airflow
Motor power
Compressor model
Compressor serial number
OEM/reference part number
That is why MK Compressor recommends checking the compressor application before confirming a replacement.
Compressor Cooling Fan Part Numbers – Reference Guide
Below is a verified reference list of fan-related part numbers found in manufacturer/catalogue sources during preparation of this article.
This is deliberately presented as a reference list, not as a claim that these numbers fit every compressor carrying that brand name.
Atlas Copco Compressor Fan Part Numbers
Atlas Copco's online spare-parts catalogue contains multiple fan and cooling-fan references for oil-injected screw compressors. Examples include:
Atlas Copco Part Number Description
1092000154 Cooling fan for oil-injected screw compressors
1092005009 Fan for oil-injected screw compressors
1092005304 Cooler fan GA11-22
1089947504 Axial fan for oil-injected screw compressors
1092026500 Motor cooling fan
1092026600 Motor cooling fan
1612420400 Fan for oil-injected screw compressors
1613687800 Fan for oil-injected screw compressors
1613903400 Fan for oil-injected screw compressors
1613981901 Fan for oil-injected screw compressors
1614706300 Fan for oil-injected screw compressors
1614928500 Fan for oil-injected screw compressors
1614928700 Fan for oil-injected screw compressors
These references are directly visible in Atlas Copco's current online parts catalogue.
Atlas Copco's catalogue also lists other fan-related references such as:
2203064201 – Fan D172/34 / H=42
2203014901 – Fan sickle blades 255/6/35
2202974903 – Fan HF240/6-3/25/PS-PP LG30F10
2202924401 – Fan Ventola HF300/6-6/25/PS/PP
2202897901 – Fan sickle blades 320/6/30
These are catalogue references and should still be matched to the specific machine before ordering.
ELGi Compressor Fan Part Numbers
ELGi has multiple screw-compressor families, so fan requirements vary according to compressor model and cooling configuration. ELGi's current product range includes EN and EG screw compressor series.
Some published ELGi parts references associated with compressor cooling fans include:
ELGi Part Number Description / Application
B810101 Fan 13' – ET5 / ET7
B810102 Fan 18.5' – E18-E22, aluminium cooler
B810103 Fan assembly 15'
A010271 Fan assembly 22
B515609 Fan motor 1.5 HP
018400026 Fan
B007700690001 Oil cooler & aftercooler assembly – E11
B007700690004 Oil cooler & aftercooler assembly – E15-E22
010350060 Separator element – related compressor spare reference
A010113 Spin-on filter assembly – related E11-E22 parts reference
The E11-E22 parts documentation specifically identifies B810103 as the fan for E11 and B810102 for E15-E22.
Another published ELGi parts catalogue lists B810101, B810102, B810103, A010271 and B515609.
Chicago Pneumatic Compressor Fan Part Numbers
Chicago Pneumatic compressor cooling systems also use different fan references depending on the compressor model.
One published parts list identifies:
Chicago Pneumatic Part Number Description
2200900529 Fan HF253/6-6/30/LD/PP
2200900528 Fan – CPM 3
2200900529 Fan – CPM 4 & 5
2200900531 Fan – CPM 7
2202704305 Compressor fan reference
2202704307 Compressor fan reference
2202704302 Compressor fan reference
2205117140 Compressor fan reference
The CPM parts documentation specifically associates 2200900528, 2200900529 and 2200900531 with different CPM cooling arrangements.
Chicago Pneumatic's own Parts Online platform explains that the correct spare can be identified by serial number, product name, part name or part number, which is exactly why these references should not be treated as universal fits.
Kaeser Compressor Fan
Kaeser compressors use different cooling configurations across different machine families.
One published Kaeser parts reference identifies:
5.3292E1 – Compressor fan
Additional fan-related references appearing in parts documentation include:
8.1728E0 – Fan
5.3874E0 – Fan wheel complete
223282E0 – Fan coupling complete
These references demonstrate an important point: “Kaeser fan” is not one single part. The correct component depends on the equipment configuration.
Ingersoll Rand Compressor Cooling Fan
Ingersoll Rand has multiple rotary screw compressor families, including R-Series and UP6/UP6S models. Its current parts system uses the compressor model to identify the correct OEM component.
Relevant compressor families include:
R-Series
UP6
UP6S
Other rotary screw compressor configurations
For an Ingersoll Rand compressor fan, customers should ideally provide:
Model + Serial Number + Existing Fan Photograph + Fan Diameter + Bore + Hub Dimensions
rather than ordering from a generic 'Ingersoll Rand fan' keyword.
This is particularly important because the same brand can have multiple cooling configurations.
Sullair Compressor Fan
Sullair compressor cooling arrangements also vary substantially according to compressor capacity and design.
For example, a Sullair parts manual identifies:
049986 – Fan, 48', 8-blade, 35° pitch
for a particular 300–350 HP remote cooler application.
Another Sullair parts reference identifies:
02250107-474 – Fan, blower, 20–30 degree
for a specific enclosure/cooling configuration.
These examples demonstrate why a Sullair fan should be matched against the exact machine and serial number.
Gardner Denver Compressor Fan
Gardner Denver/Electra-Screw compressors also have model-specific parts.
A Gardner Denver manual identifies the requirement to specify:
Compressor model
Cooling method
Horsepower
Serial number
when ordering parts.
Therefore, for a Gardner Denver screw compressor fan, MK Compressor recommends sending the compressor nameplate information together with the existing fan photograph.
CompAir Compressor Fan
CompAir has multiple generations and compressor configurations, so fan references vary.
Examples appearing in published parts documentation include:
CompAir Part Number Description
2007850 Cooling fan
C15448/038 Fan
C15467-386 Original fan, 26-inch diameter
VP1037326 Ventilation fan
A CompAir 6000 parts manual identifies 2007850 as a cooling fan, while another CompAir parts source lists C15448/038 as a fan.
This again demonstrates that the compressor model and serial number are essential.
Other Screw Compressor Brands
Customers searching for compressor fans may also use terms related to:
BOGE compressor fan
Hitachi compressor fan
Kobelco compressor fan
Kirloskar compressor fan
Quincy compressor fan
FS Curtis compressor fan
Gardner Denver compressor fan
Sullair compressor fan
CompAir compressor fan
Doosan compressor fan
Ingersoll Rand compressor fan
ELGi compressor fan
Kaeser compressor fan
Atlas Copco compressor fan
Chicago Pneumatic compressor fan
MK Compressor can evaluate these requirements according to the actual compressor application.
Screw Compressor Fan Models & Applications
The word “fan” covers several different components.
A customer may actually be searching for:
Compressor Cooling Fan
Used to move cooling air through the compressor cooling package.
Compressor Radiator Fan
Used where the cooling system incorporates a radiator-type heat exchanger.
Oil Cooler Fan
Used to move air through the oil cooler.
Air-Oil Cooler Fan
Used with combined cooling arrangements.
Aftercooler Fan
Used in compressor systems where compressed-air cooling is part of the arrangement.
Axial Compressor Fan
An axial fan moves air along the axis of rotation and is widely used in industrial cooling applications.
Fan Blade
Some customers require the blade itself rather than the complete fan assembly.
Fan Assembly
A complete assembly can include the fan, hub and related mounting components.
Fan Motor
In some applications, the motor is separately replaceable.
How to Identify the Correct Screw Compressor Fan
This is the information that makes a compressor fan enquiry much easier to process.
1. Compressor Brand
For example:
Atlas Copco / ELGi / Ingersoll Rand / Kaeser / Chicago Pneumatic / Sullair / CompAir / Gardner Denver
2. Compressor Model
For example:
GA / GX / EG / EN / E-Series / R-Series / UP6
3. Compressor Power
Provide:
HP or kW
4. Fan Diameter
Measure the outside diameter.
5. Number of Blades
Count the blades.
6. Centre Bore
Measure the centre hole accurately.
7. Hub Dimensions
Measure:
Hub diameter
Hub depth
Mounting holes
Bolt circle
8. Rotation Direction
Check whether the existing fan rotates clockwise or anticlockwise.
9. Part Number
If there is an existing part number, photograph it.
10. Compressor Serial Number
This is particularly useful where manufacturers use serial-number-specific parts identification.
Why a Compressor Fan Should Not Be Selected by Appearance Alone
The fan in the MK Compressor photograph has a distinctive yellow multi-blade design.
But visual similarity is not compatibility.
Two fans may have:
Similar diameter
Similar blade count
Similar hub
Similar colour
and still have different:
RPM
Airflow
Rotation
Blade pitch
Mounting
Shaft/bore
Hub depth
Using the wrong fan can therefore create an airflow or mechanical problem.
The correct approach is:
Brand → Model → Serial Number → Part Number → Dimensions → Application
MK Compressor Screw Compressor Fan Range
MK Compressor deals with compressor cooling requirements including:
Screw compressor cooling fans
Screw compressor fan blades
Compressor radiator fans
Oil cooler fans
Air-oil cooler fans
Axial fans
Compressor fan assemblies
Compressor fan motors
Industrial cooling fans
Compressor ventilation fans
Replacement compressor fans
Screw compressor spare parts
Air compressor cooling components
Air dryer cooling fans
Industrial compressor cooling components
Compressor Fan Replacement for Industrial Maintenance
A compressor cooling fan should be inspected whenever maintenance personnel notice:
Increased operating temperature
Reduced cooling performance
Excessive vibration
Fan noise
Cracked blade
Broken blade
Damaged hub
Loose mounting
Fan rubbing against the shroud
Motor overload
Abnormal fan rotation
Visible deformation
A damaged fan should not simply be repaired or replaced with the first visually similar component available.
Screw Compressor Fan Supplier for Industrial Applications
When an industrial compressor stops because of a cooling problem, the maintenance requirement is usually straightforward:
Identify the correct replacement component and restore the compressor to service.
That requires accurate information.
MK Compressor works with customers looking for replacement screw compressor fans and related compressor spare parts across different compressor brands and applications.
Customers can send:
Compressor photograph + existing fan photograph + model number + part number + dimensions
to help identify the requirement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies manufacture screw compressors that use cooling fans?
Major industrial compressor brands include Atlas Copco, ELGi, Ingersoll Rand, Kaeser, Chicago Pneumatic, Sullair, Gardner Denver, CompAir and others.
Do all screw compressors use the same fan?
No. Fan size, blade design, rotation, mounting and airflow requirements vary.
Can I order a compressor fan using only the part number?
A part number is extremely useful, but it should still be checked against the compressor model and application.
Can you identify a compressor fan from a photograph?
Yes, a photograph can help with preliminary identification. For final matching, dimensions and compressor model information are preferable.
What is the Atlas Copco compressor fan part number?
There is no single Atlas Copco fan part number. Examples include 1092000154, 1092005009, 1092005304, 1089947504, 1613687800, 1613903400, 1614706300, 1614928500 and 1614928700, among others.
What is the ELGi compressor fan part number?
ELGi has several fan references. Examples include B810101, B810102, B810103 and A010271.
What is the Chicago Pneumatic compressor fan part number?
One Chicago Pneumatic parts listing identifies 2200900528, 2200900529 and 2200900531 for specific CPM cooling configurations. Other models use different references.
What is the Kaeser compressor fan part number?
A published parts reference identifies 5.3292E1 as a compressor fan, but Kaeser has multiple machine configurations and therefore the exact model must be checked.
What is the CompAir compressor fan part number?
Published CompAir documentation includes 2007850 as a cooling fan and C15448/038 as a fan in specific applications.
Why MK Compressor?
The objective is not simply to find a fan that looks similar.
The objective is to identify a fan that matches the compressor application and required specifications.
For this reason, MK Compressor can evaluate requirements based on:
Compressor brand
Compressor model
Compressor capacity
Part number
Fan diameter
Blade count
Bore
Hub
Mounting pattern
Photograph
Existing component
This approach is particularly useful for maintenance teams searching for replacement compressor fans without having to identify the component entirely from appearance.
Conclusion
The cooling fan is an important part of a screw compressor's cooling system.
Whether you are searching for an Atlas Copco compressor fan, ELGi compressor fan, Ingersoll Rand compressor fan, Kaeser compressor fan, Chicago Pneumatic compressor fan, Sullair compressor fan, Gardner Denver compressor fan, CompAir compressor fan, compressor radiator fan, compressor cooling fan, fan blade or complete fan assembly, the correct identification matters.
MK Compressor provides a practical source for industrial users looking for screw compressor cooling fans and compressor spare parts across different applications.
If you are unsure which fan you need, send the compressor model, serial number, existing fan photograph, dimensions and available part number. These details make identification substantially more reliable than searching by brand name alone.
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