MECHATRONICS-INC

MECHATRONICS-INC

Cooling fans and thermal management

About the manufacturer

Established in the United States in 1979, Mechatronics Corporation has developed manufacturing and distribution operations serving a range of industrial sectors. One of its specialist businesses is Mechatronics Fan Group, which manufactures axial fans, blowers and AC, DC and EC thermal-management solutions. Its products are used in electronic equipment, medical applications and HVAC systems, among other markets. The company combines experience in mechanical engineering with application-specific selection of airflow and heat-removal solutions.

The main technical solutions associated with MECHATRONICS-INC include DC axial fans, AC and EC fans and centrifugal blowers. Fans and blowers force air over heat-generating components. Cooling performance depends not only on free-air flow but also on enclosure, filter and heatsink resistance. Bearing designs, supply voltages and signal options allow the product to match its operating environment.

Compare dimensions, airflow, static pressure, noise, current consumption and wiring. Controlled systems may also require tachometer feedback, PWM speed control or other monitoring functions available on a particular model.

Applications

MECHATRONICS-INC solutions are relevant to applications where component characteristics must be matched to the final equipment:

• power-supply cooling
• industrial computers
• control cabinets
• servers and network equipment
• chargers and energy systems
• electronic instruments

MECHATRONICS-INC products available from Maritex

The Maritex catalogue range listed under MECHATRONICS-INC focuses on the following product groups: DC axial fans; AC and EC fans; centrifugal blowers. Individual models may differ in electrical specifications, mechanical construction and integration requirements.

Available product groups include:

• DC axial fans
• AC and EC fans
• centrifugal blowers
• cooling accessories

Compare dimensions, airflow, static pressure, noise, current consumption and wiring. Controlled systems may also require tachometer feedback, PWM speed control or other monitoring functions available on a particular model. The exact variant should always be selected using its full part number and model-specific documentation.