AIRBRAKE® Enhancing The Longevity & Safety Of Axial Flow Fans System Our AirBrake® anti-windmilling device prevents fans from rotating in the reverse direction, which can damage drive components and provide a hazardous maintenance environment. The AirBrake® will prevent the fan blades from spinning in the reverse direction, avoiding difficult fan start up when the fan is windmilling. This also protects mechanics from potential injury. ADVANTAGES OF THE AIRBRAKE® Simple to install and virtually maintenance free, the AirBrake® sets the standard for anti-windmilling devices. With more than 280 foot-pounds of holding torque (370 Nm), you can trust our proprietary clutch system to keep your staff and structures safe. Manufactured from 6061 marine-grade aluminum alloy Low-profile design fits within most fan guards Can be provided for both left-hand and right-hand operating fans Available for shaft diameters up to 3 inches Bushing adapters designed for belt drive systems that utilize QD® (E, SF, SK, F, and J) bushing sizes Permanently lubricated sprag clutch and bearings prevent the need for future maintenance Max speed of 600 rpm Temperature operating range of –40°F to 212°F (-40°C to 100°C) JUMP TO: Documentation Support DOWNLOAD BROCHURE ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS Manuals Dimensional Drawings Tech Notes & Engineering Papers Installation Videos Parts Lists 3D Models Fan Rating Software WE’RE HERE TO HELP As your partner in air flow solutions, we’re always at your service. Whether you are facing a new air movement challenge or need service and support, our experts are here to collaborate with you. Our team is part of your team. CONTACT US Moore Fans LLC 800 S Missouri Ave Marceline, MO USA 64658 info@moorefans.com PRODUCTS Class 10000 Class 20000 Class 1000 Legacy Fans AirBrake® DOCUMENTATION Manuals Tech Notes & Engineering Papers Installation Videos Dimensional Drawings Parts Lists INNOVATIONS COMPANY CONTACT Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Standard Terms and Conditions | Vendor Terms and Conditions Moore Fans Copyright © 2021 { }