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150783 - Miller 150783 Replacement Cooling Fan Blade 9-Inch CW

Packaging: 1 PER EA
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OVERVIEW

Maintain Optimal Operating Temperatures with Miller OEM Parts

The Miller 150783 Blade, Fan 9.000 5Wg 39Deg .312 Bore Cw Plstc is a critical component designed to ensure the longevity and reliability of your Miller welding equipment. In the demanding environment of industrial welding, thermal management is paramount. Welding power sources generate significant heat during operation, particularly during long duty cycles or high-amperage applications. This precision-engineered fan blade is the heart of your machine's cooling system, actively drawing air through the unit to dissipate heat from sensitive internal components like rectifiers, transformers, and PC boards.

Constructed from high-durability plastic, this fan blade offers a lightweight yet robust solution that resists the fatigue often caused by constant vibration and start-stop cycles. The 5-wing design is aerodynamically optimized with a 39-degree pitch, specifically calculated to move a substantial volume of air—measured in cubic feet per minute (CFM)—while maintaining a stable noise profile. With a 9.000-inch diameter, it provides broad coverage across the internal heat sinks of your equipment.

Replacing a damaged or missing fan blade is not just a repair; it is a preventative measure against catastrophic machine failure. A compromised cooling system can lead to frequent thermal shutdowns, interrupting production and potentially causing permanent damage to expensive electronic components. By choosing the genuine Miller 150783, you are ensuring that the airflow characteristics match the original engineering specifications of your welder. The 0.312-inch bore is machined for a tight, slip-free fit on the motor shaft, ensuring efficient torque transfer and consistent clockwise rotation.

At Josef Gas, we understand that downtime costs money. Whether you are maintaining a fleet of machines in a fabrication shop or relying on a single unit for critical repairs, using authentic OEM parts like this Miller fan blade guarantees fit, form, and function. Do not compromise on cooling; ensure your equipment operates within its safe temperature range with this essential replacement part.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Bore Size:0.312 Inches
Material:Plastic
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Fan Diameter:9.000 Inches
Bore Size:0.312 Inches
Number of Blades:5 Wings
Pitch:39 Degrees
Rotation:Clockwise (CW)
Material:Plastic
brand:miller
packaging-description:1-per-ea

INCLUDED

  • (1) Fan Blade, 9.000" 5WG 39DEG .312 Bore CW

APPLICATIONS

  • Replacement cooling fan for compatible Miller welding power sources
  • Thermal management for industrial electronics
  • Repair of welding machines experiencing overheating issues due to broken fans

FAQ

The most accurate way to verify fitment is to check your welder's parts manual using its specific serial number. Alternatively, you can measure your existing fan blade's diameter (9 inches) and bore size (0.312 inches) and check if it has 5 blades.

The bore size is 0.312 inches, which is approximately 5/16 of an inch. It is designed to press fit onto the motor shaft.

This fan blade is designed for Clockwise (CW) rotation. Installing a fan with the wrong rotation direction will reverse airflow and may cause overheating.

The Miller 150783 is made of durable, high-impact plastic designed to withstand the heat and vibration common in welding environments.

The 39-degree pitch determines how much air the fan moves per revolution. Using a blade with the correct pitch ensures your welder receives the airflow volume engineered by the manufacturer.

While it is possible if the specs (9" diameter, .312" bore, CW rotation) match exactly, it is sold as an OEM part for Miller equipment. We recommend using it only for its intended application to guarantee performance.

No, this product typically includes the fan blade only. You may need to reuse your existing retaining hardware or purchase it separately.

Running with a broken fan reduces cooling efficiency, leading to thermal overload shutdowns. Continued operation can cause permanent damage to the transformer or circuit boards.