Engineered for high static pressure, corrosive coastal sea salt resistance, and heavy soot loaded extraction setups.
Naples, Italy, is a dense urban culinary landscape where traditional cooking methods—principally wood-fired Neapolitan pizza ovens, high-heat pasta boilers, and intense seafood frying—interface with stringent environmental and architectural preservation regulations. The historic center of Naples (Centro Storico), a UNESCO World Heritage site, features centuries-old masonry construction, narrow alleys (vicoletti), and residential apartments situated immediately above commercial kitchens. These unique conditions demand kitchen extraction technology that can overcome high static pressure resistance while maintaining low noise profiles.
Commercial kitchen ventilation in Campania must comply with the strict Italian legislative standards UNI 8723 (regulating gas systems and extraction for professional food preparation) and local health safety mandates (ASL Napoli 1 Centro). To operate, extraction systems must capture grease, fine soot, and thermal loads effectively. Standard axial fans quickly fail under these conditions. High-efficiency multi-wing centrifugal fans, engineered from anti-corrosive materials, are required to push air through long vertical duct networks to roof level without causing noise disturbances in residential areas.
In historic Naples buildings, vertical chimneys are often retrofitted through old masonry flues. These long, winding pathways create massive frictional pressure drops. Our centrifugal fans are specifically configured to generate high static pressures (exceeding 800 Pa to 1500 Pa) to overcome this resistance and exhaust grease-laden air safely to the atmosphere.
The mechanics of commercial kitchen extraction rely on fluid dynamics. Kitchen air contains volatile organic compounds (VOCs), vaporized lipids, and fine ash. To prevent grease accumulation from throwing the impeller out of balance—which causes severe vibration and noise—the design of the fan blade is critical.
Designed to deliver high volumetric flow rates at low rotational speeds, minimizing high-frequency motor hum in dense city layouts.
Impeller designs that shed oil droplets through centrifugal force, reducing maintenance overhead in heavy-duty pizzerias.
Rotors balanced to ISO 1940 G2.5 standards to ensure quiet operation and extend bearing life in continuous use.
In coastal Naples, marine air salinity accelerates the corrosion of galvanized sheet metal. Our manufacturing process integrates specialized epoxy coatings or uses SUS304/SUS316 stainless steel housings. These coatings act as barriers against chemical cleaning agents and salt spray, preventing premature housing degradation and saving operators from frequent replacement costs.
Founded in 1995, and formerly known as the Wenling Zeguo Wanfang Mechanical and Electrical Parts Factory, Taizhou Chiye Electromechanical Co., Ltd. has grown into a leading developer of specialized industrial fans and kitchen ventilation systems. We operate standard factory buildings and warehouse spaces supported by a specialized wind turbine processing center.
Our manufacturing facility houses advanced fabrication and testing systems, including:
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Working closely with international kitchen designers, mechanical contractors, and industrial distributors globally.


























Commercial kitchen operations in the EU must balance heavy extraction demands with sustainability regulations under the ErP Directive (Energy-related Products, Ecodesign Directive 2009/125/EC). This directive sets strict minimum efficiency thresholds for electric motors and commercial ventilation systems. In Italy, where electricity tariffs are relatively high, utilizing outdated, inefficient induction motors results in substantial operational overhead.
To meet these requirements, we offer systems equipped with Electronically Commutated (EC) motors. These brushless DC motors adjust their speed to match load requirements, using integrated variable frequency drives (VFDs). Operating at part-load during slow prep hours can reduce a kitchen's carbon footprint and energy costs by up to 50% compared to traditional AC motors operating at fixed speeds.
In Naples, historical renovation rules restrict the installation of large, heavy external duct systems on heritage building facades. The solution is compact, high-efficiency centrifugal fans that can be integrated inside cabinet enclosures (such as our OEM HCF series) or tucked into ceiling plenums. These systems maintain high airflow rates (CFM) while staying within local noise limits.
Precision machinery ensures tight clearances, optimal airflow characteristics, and quiet fan operation.
For engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contractors in Southern Italy, direct factory-to-site purchasing offers cost-efficiency and customization advantages. Traditional HVAC supply chains rely on multiple tiers of distributors, which can inflate equipment costs by 40% or more. Direct integration with Taizhou Chiye Electromechanical bypasses these markups, enabling custom configurations tailored to specific project needs.
We work closely with clients to address localized voltage, frequency, and motor protection requirements. Whether a project requires 230V single-phase motors for small Napolitano bistros or 400V three-phase motors for large food preparation centers, our team designs systems matching CE and IE3 efficiency standards. We also offer customization options including variable motor mounting configurations, customized discharge angles, and custom inlet flange sizes to simplify retrofitting into existing Italian ductwork.
Real-world applications showcasing standard commercial setups, ducting layouts, and impeller housing assemblies.




















Our products are certified to international standards for quality management, safety, and performance.






















Detailed engineering guidelines and support for Naples mechanical contractors and restaurant operators.
To ensure continuous, safe operation at high speeds, impellers must be balanced to ISO 1940 standard grades. All Chiye fan impellers are balanced using one of our 6 computer digital balancing machines to achieve a G2.5 balance rating. This prevents vibration, decreases motor bearing wear, and limits overall operational decibel levels.
Naples' coastal environment introduces airborne salt spray, which can accelerate the corrosion of standard steel housings. We construct our housings from thickened galvanized sheet steel or optional SUS304/SUS316 stainless steel. They are finished with multi-layer anti-corrosive powder coatings or high-durability epoxy resin finishes that resist both salt spray and chemical degreasing agents.
Neapolitan wood-fired ovens produce continuous fine ash, high-temperature flue gases, and grease. Forward-curved multi-wing centrifugal designs, like our 11-62 and DFA series, provide the high static pressure required to draw exhaust through complex filtration and duct networks. Additionally, their specialized blade pitch minimizes the accumulation of fine ash along the blade surface, helping maintain aerodynamic balance.
Our manufacturing processes conform to ISO 9001:2015 quality management guidelines, and our products carry the CE mark. Motor drives can be specified to comply with standard European EN regulations, which helps ease the inspection and approval process by local safety authorities (such as ASL and fire safety inspectors in Italy).
Direct purchasing bypasses regional HVAC distribution networks, lowering system costs. We offer customization of flanges, discharge angles, and electrical parameters at the factory stage, reducing installation times and labor costs for contractors on site.
Our complete range of centrifugal fans, custom engineered for restaurant hoods, air handling systems, and industrial exhaust plants in Naples.