VFD Cooling Fans - Drive & Cabinet Cooling Fan Range

MPN: VFD Cooling Fan (drive-specific) — industrial control spare part, in stock at TGK Parts.

Product Overview

The cooling fan is the first part to fail in any VFD: bearings wear out after 30,000-50,000 hours, dust cakes on the blades, and the drive trips over-temperature — often at the worst possible moment. Replacing a fan is a 20-minute job that saves a drive. We stock the common fan sizes and voltages used by MM4, PowerFlex, Altivar, FR-D, ATV and Delta drives, plus cabinet fans (filter fans, roof fans, door fans) for panel cooling.

Send us your drive model or a photo of the fan label, and we match the exact size, voltage, airflow and connector.

Specifications

TypesAxial fans, centrifugal blowers, filter fans, door fans, roof fans
Voltages24V DC, 48V DC, 110V AC, 230V AC, 400V AC
Sizes40mm to 254mm frame, standard industrial dimensions
Fits drivesMICROMASTER, PowerFlex, Altivar, FR-D/E, ATV, ASDA, common cabinet drives
BearingsBall-bearing and sleeve types, long-life variants
ConditionNew (OEM or equivalent)
Warranty12 months

Applications

Replacement and spare part for industrial automation equipment — production lines, CNC machines, packaging machinery, textile machinery, printing equipment and more.

Why Buy From TGK Parts

  • Tested before shipping, 12-month warranty
  • Free compatibility verification — send nameplate photo
  • Ships within 24–48 hours worldwide with tracking
Request a quote:email sales@tgkkj.com with the MPN — we reply within 12 hours with price, stock status and lead time.

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FAQ

How do I find the right fan for my drive?

Send the drive model number or a photo of the fan's label (voltage, current, size are printed there). We match by dimensions, airflow and connector.

Is an aftermarket fan acceptable?

Yes for most applications — we supply OEM and high-grade equivalent fans; tell us if you need original-brand only for warranty reasons.

How often should drive fans be replaced?

Typically every 4-6 years in clean environments, 2-3 years in dusty or high-temperature installations. Replacing on schedule avoids over-temperature trips.