Choosing the right fan bearing type mainly depends on the operating environment, usage requirements, and budget considerations. Below are detailed recommendations based on different work scenarios:

High-Temperature Environments (Above 40°C)

If your operating environment is consistently exposed to high temperatures, especially above 40°C, it is recommended to choose a Ball Bearing fan. The high-temperature resistance of ball bearings ensures stable operation even in extreme conditions, and their durability makes them ideal for long-running applications.

Medium-Temperature Environments (25°C to 40°C) with Long Lifespan or Cost-Effectiveness Needs

:If your working environment falls between 25°C and 40°C, and you need a fan with a longer lifespan or higher cost-effectiveness, a Z-AXIS bearing fan would be the best choice. The Z-AXIS bearing is designed for extended life, providing long-lasting operation and stability, making it especially suitable for equipment that runs continuously.

Medium-Temperature Environments (25°C to 40°C) with Budget Considerations

If the environment temperature is between 25°C and 40°C and you have cost considerations, a Sleeve (Sliding) Bearing fan is a cost-effective and efficient choice. This bearing type offers great value for money and can handle general operating demands, making it ideal for situations with budget constraints.

High Load or High-Pressure Environments

If your operating conditions involve high-load or high-pressure situations, the Ball Bearing fan will provide more reliable performance due to its durability and stability. It is particularly suitable for environments that experience significant vibration or mechanical shock, as ball bearings effectively reduce wear and tear.

Low Noise Requirements

If noise sensitivity is a concern (such as in office or quiet environments), Sleeve Bearings are generally better suited as they produce less noise during operation.

When choosing a fan bearing, aside from considering the environmental temperature and lifespan requirements, it is also important to take into account load conditions, noise demands, and any special operational requirements. If your application has specific needs or you're unsure about which bearing type to choose, feel free to contact us. Our professional team will provide tailored advice and solutions based on your specific requirements.