In the electroplating process of manufacturing electronic components, hardware accessories, and other industries, electroplating cabinets are core equipment for achieving precise coatings and ensuring product quality. The plating tanks, rectifiers, temperature control modules, and other components within these cabinets generate significant heat during continuous operation. Furthermore, the acid and alkaline mists emitted during the electroplating process can corrode equipment components. Failure to dissipate heat promptly or provide adequate protection can not only lead to uncontrolled plating temperatures and affect coating uniformity, but also accelerate internal circuit aging, potentially causing equipment failure. The Xingdong 1751 DC axial fan, with its large heat dissipation capacity and strong corrosion resistance, is a key component in addressing the heat dissipation and corrosion protection challenges of electroplating cabinets. The Xingdong 1751 DC axial fan provides a solid foundation for a stable electroplating process.

I. Pain Points in Electroplating Cabinet Heat Dissipation and Protection

High temperatures affect electroplating accuracy: The electroplating process requires strict temperature control. The rectifier generates significant heat during power conversion. Failure to dissipate heat promptly and increase the cabinet temperature can lead to variations in coating thickness, resulting in defects such as pinholes and peeling, directly impacting product yield. Acidic and alkaline mist accelerates corrosion: Electrolytes such as sulfuric acid and hydrochloric acid in electroplating tanks emit acidic and alkaline mist. These corrosive gases easily adhere to the surfaces of components such as fans and circuits, causing rust on metal parts, deterioration of insulation, shortening equipment life, and even causing short circuits.

Space limitations and high load pressure: Electroplating cabinets need to accommodate the plating tank, racks, and other equipment, leaving limited space for heat dissipation. Furthermore, most electroplating cabinets operate continuously 24 hours a day. Under long-term high loads, heat accumulates, further increasing heat dissipation pressure and the risk of equipment downtime.

II. Core Advantages of the Xingdong 1751 DC Axial Fan

Large Size, Perfect Fit

The large size of 172×150×51mm is specifically designed for the deep cooling needs of electroplating cabinets and adapts to the ventilation space layouts of various electroplating equipment. This ensures sufficient installation adaptability while avoiding the inadequate heat dissipation efficiency caused by undersized dimensions, effectively addressing the cooling pain points of large electroplating cabinets.

Efficient heat dissipation and directional circulation

Through an optimized fan blade design, the air volume can reach 185-296 CFM, with a stable air pressure of 9.40-24.04 mmH₂O. The Xingdong DC axial fan 1751 supports both forward exhaust and reverse air intake modes. This allows for flexible airflow planning based on the distribution of heat sources within the electroplating cabinet, such as the rectifier and temperature control module, to precisely extract high-temperature air and ensure optimal electroplating process temperatures.

Dual Corrosion Protection

The fan blades and frame are constructed from acid- and alkali-resistant PP + fiberglass composite material, and feature an IP68-rated dust and water-resistant design, shielding against electrolyte splashes and mist erosion, minimizing the effects of dust accumulation and extending the fan's service life and maintenance intervals.

Wide-Range Compatibility and Durability
It supports a wide voltage input range of 24V-48V, adapting to the power requirements of electroplating equipment of varying power levels and simplifying circuit connections. Double ball bearings and a pure copper coil motor achieve an exceptionally long operating life of 80,000 hours. Its wide operating temperature range of -10°C to 70°C ensures stable operation in extreme environments.

Choosing the Xingdong 1751 DC axial fan is like choosing a "professional protection partner" for your electroplating cabinet. Whether plating precision electronic components or processing large hardware parts, the Xingdong 1751 DC axial fan ensures stable electroplating processes and equipment safety with its efficient heat dissipation, strong corrosion resistance, and long lifespan, ensuring high-quality electroplating production.

Due to its wide adaptability to performance and operating voltages (e.g., 24/48V), DC axial cooling fans are suitable for a variety of electronic devices, such as power supplies, smart home appliances, racks, cabinets, and various industrial equipment. When selecting a fan, we recommend that customers choose the appropriate model and specifications based on the equipment's cooling requirements, space limitations, and fan quietness requirements.