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YKF-7520
YKFANMOTOR
Desk fan, table fan, stand fan with oscillation
Stator 75x20mm
100% pure copper wire
Die-cast aluminum shell, integrated gearbox
208-240V, 50Hz
35-55W
3.0uF/250VAC CBB61
1200-1350 RPM
Quiet, smooth, and built to outlast the fan it drives.
The YKF-7520 pairs a 100% pure copper winding with ball bearings and a die-cast aluminum shell, then adds the oscillation gearbox inside the motor body. At 35-55W and 1200-1350 RPM it is the motor you specify when the fan is sold on quietness and warranty cost rather than on shelf price.
Customization: voltage, gearbox ratio, sweep angle and shaft on request.
Applications: desk fans, table fans and stand fans with oscillation.
Build: 75x20mm stator, copper winding, ball bearing, aluminum shell.
Copper Winding: lower resistance means less heat in the winding and steadier airflow as the fan ages.
Ball Bearing: rolling contact instead of an oil film gives lower starting torque, lower drag and no shaft play at end of life.
Aluminum Heat Path: a die-cast shell pulls heat out of the stator far faster than stamped steel, which matters on fans that run all day.
One-Part Oscillation: the gearbox is integrated, so there is no separate bracket, no alignment jig and one less fastener on the line.
Model | YKF-7520 |
|---|---|
Motor type | AC permanent split capacitor (PSC) |
Stator size | 75 x 20mm |
Rated voltage | 208-240V (115/120V available) |
Frequency | 50Hz |
Rated power | 35-55W |
Rated speed | 1200-1350 RPM |
Speed settings | 3 |
Winding | 100% pure copper |
Bearing | Ball bearing |
Shell | Die-cast aluminum |
Oscillation | Integrated gearbox |
Capacitor | 3.0uF / 250VAC CBB61 |
Protection | Drip-proof |
Warranty | 2 years |
Gearbox: ratio and oscillation sweep angle matched to your head mechanism.
Electrical: custom voltage from 1,000 pieces; capacitor value and position to suit your circuit.
Mechanical: shaft length, thread, mounting bosses and lead exit direction.
Branding and packing: nameplate, carton artwork and gift box for retail fan programmes.
Q: Is a ball bearing worth the price difference over a sleeve bearing?
A: On a fan sold with a multi-year warranty, usually yes. A ball bearing holds shaft position and does not dry out, so the failure mode that drives warranty returns on sleeve bearings is removed.
Q: Can the gearbox be changed for a different sweep angle?
A: Yes. Gearbox ratio and sweep angle are configurable, which lets one motor serve several head designs in the same catalogue.
Q: What is the lead time?
A: 20 days for 1-5,000 pieces and 25 days up to 10,000. Samples ship in 7-10 days.
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