Camel Gearbox Assembly - Single Piece for Electric Fans

The motor is the heart of the fan, converting electrical energy into mechanical rotation to spin the blades. The fan blades are the rotating parts that directly create airflow by pushing air as they spin. The hub is the central part that connects the fan blades to the motor shaft, allowing them to rotate together. The shaft is the rotating rod that extends from the motor and connects to the hub. The bearings allow the shaft to rotate smoothly within the motor housing.

The blade guard is a protective grill that prevents fingers or objects from coming into contact with the spinning blades. The base/mount is the structure that supports the fan and allows for positioning adjustments. When you plug the fan into a power source and turn on the switch, electricity flows to the motor. The motor converts the electrical energy into mechanical rotation, causing the shaft to spin. The spinning shaft turns the hub, which in turn rotates the fan blades. As the blades spin, they push air around them, creating a stream of airflow.