Ventmate 65491 White 6″ Replacement Ventline Fan Blade with 0.094″ Round Bore
Ventmate Replacement Fan Blade is 6-blade, white colored and made up of impact-resistant plastic. Direction of spin is determined by looking down through the motor, at the top of the blade. Fits current Ventline 12 Volt Powered Roof Vent. 3/32 inches round bore and CCW spin.
Product Features
6 inch fan blade for 12 Volt powered roof vents and range hoods
Impact resistant plastic
White color
Direction of spin is determined by looking down through the motor at the top of the blade
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I used a micrometer to measure the diameter of the …