Heil Quaker ICP 1083133 Fan Blade

When you're servicing International Comfort Products (ICP) equipment, the Heil Quaker ICP 1083133 is the industry-standard replacement for demanding air-side applications. This HVAC condenser fan blade features a precision-engineered 24-inch diameter with a robust 5-blade configuration, designed to move high volumes of air while maintaining structural integrity under peak load. The 40-degree pitch is aggressive, optimized for maximizing heat transfer across the condenser coils in high-tonnage residential or light commercial units.

Built for durability, this assembly uses a 5/8" bore size located on the discharge side for a secure fit on standard motor shafts. It is specifically balanced for CCW rotation (counter-clockwise), ensuring proper airflow direction and preventing the motor from over-amping due to improper wind milling. Technicians prefer this OEM replacement fan blade to eliminate the excessive vibration and noise often associated with generic "fit-all" alternatives. Whether you are dealing with a bent spider or blade fatigue from years of cycling, the ICP 1083133 provides the exact physical dimensions and air-moving performance required to keep the compressor head pressure within safe operating limits.

Key Benefits for the Contractor:

• Optimized Airflow: The high 40-degree pitch provides superior static pressure capability, ensuring the coil stays cool even during extreme ambient temperatures.
• Heavy-Duty Construction: The 5-blade design is engineered to resist flexing, which prevents the tip of the blade from striking the fan shroud or cabinet.
• Reduced Harmonic Noise: Factory balancing minimizes mechanical stress on the motor bearings, leading to quieter operation and longer system life.
• Standardized Fitment: The 5/8" bore on the discharge side ensures a direct mechanical match for ICP, Heil, and Tempstar condenser motors.

Common Questions:

How do I verify the rotation for this fan blade?
The 1083133 is a CCW (Counter-Clockwise) rotation blade. When looking at the blade from the discharge side (where the air is blowing out), it must turn counter-clockwise to function correctly.

Will this fit a 1/2" motor shaft?
No, this specific part is built with a 5/8" bore. Attempting to bush it down or modify the hub is not recommended as it will throw off the balance and risk damaging the motor bearings.

Why is the 40-degree pitch important for my system?
The pitch determines how much air the blade moves per revolution. Using a lower pitch could lead to high head pressures and compressor overheating, while a higher pitch could overload the motor. This 40-degree pitch is the exact specification needed for the motor's horsepower and RPM rating.

Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.