
Multi-Wing Z Series Fans
Blade Pitch Angle Setting Instructions
Before You Begin:
To maintain balance of fan:
Mark the hub castings across a joint.
Mark the location of any balancing weight.
Number the blades and blade sockets.
Step 1 –Determine Blade Type: 1Z, 2Z, 4Z, 5Z, 6Z, 7Z, TR7Z or TR8Z
Look for markings on blade which are in one of two places:
Look on cone section at base of blade, or
Look inside the bottom of the socket (blade must be removed from hub).
Finally, if not sure, visit Multi-Wing Parts at www.multi-wing.net, or contact us.
Step 2 –Determine Rotation Code: L or R
R rotation rotates clockwise facing air discharge; L rotation is counterclockwise facing air discharge.
Examples of rotation for 4Z blades as viewed from end of socket are below, and 5Z is similar.
R, or clockwise L, or counterclockwise
Step 3 –Find Blade Pitch Angle: 20, 25, 27.5, 30, 32.5, 35, 37.5, 40, 45, or 50
The blade pitch angle can be found several ways:
First, by knowledge of the Multi-Wing fan part number.
The pitch angle precedes the blade material code in the part number. For example, the pitch angle is
30 degrees in this part number: 36/9-9/30/PPG/5ZR/ SH 1-3/8 /AS
Second, by careful disassembly:
Disassemble fan on flat surface, and note in which groove the pin is
located. See number code in picture to the right.
Using table in step 5 below, find the possible blade pitch.
Third, by calling a sales engineer at Multi-Wing for assistance.