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Black square 60 mm case fan with transparent blades and center sticker, 15 mm thick

SXDOOL

SXDOOL B35018-33 60×60×15 mm 12 V 5900 RPM case fan

SKU CH-H58F-CXEM6 MPN B35018-33

A 60×60×15 mm 12 V case fan spins at 5900 RPM to move 24 CFM at 80 Pa with 38 dBA noise using double ball bearings

  • Compact 60×60×15 mm footprint fits tight builds
  • 12 V DC operation draws only 0.16 A at 1.92 W
  • 5900 RPM delivers 24 CFM airflow for effective cooling
  • 80 Pa static pressure pushes air through dense heatsinks
  • High-precision ball bearing ensures maintenance-free long service life

Compact 60 mm fan for tight builds

The SXDOOL B35018-33 is a 60×60×15 mm case fan built around an original Nidec motor running at 12 V. Its 5900 RPM speed delivers 24 CFM of airflow and 80 Pa of static pressure while drawing only 0.16 A and 1.92 W. The double ball bearing is rated for long service life without maintenance. It suits small-form-factor chassis or GPU shrouds where a 60 mm frame is the only option.

Replaces noisy sleeve-bearing 60 mm units

Builders swapping out a rattling 6015 sleeve fan will notice the quieter 38 dBA rating and the steadier counterclockwise rotation. The upgrade is worth it when the existing fan has developed bearing whine or cannot sustain pressure through a dense heatsink. The 60 g mass keeps vibration low in thin metal panels. It is not for buyers who need larger frame sizes or higher airflow than 24 CFM can provide.

Sustained load with ball-bearing stability

Under continuous operation the double ball bearing maintains consistent speed without the friction rise common in sleeve designs. The 1.92 W power draw stays flat, so the fan curve does not drift as temperatures climb. Counterclockwise blade geometry keeps pressure steady across the 80 Pa rating. It is not for radiators demanding substantially higher static pressure or for silent builds targeting well below 38 dBA.

Highlights

  • Compact 60×60×15 mm footprint fits tight builds
  • 12 V DC operation draws only 0.16 A at 1.92 W
  • 5900 RPM delivers 24 CFM airflow for effective cooling
  • 80 Pa static pressure pushes air through dense heatsinks
  • High-precision ball bearing ensures maintenance-free long service life

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 60×60×15 mm frame fit a standard 60 mm mounting pattern?

Yes, the 60 mm square frame with 15 mm thickness matches the common 60 mm hole spacing used on cases and heatsinks.

How do I connect the fan and which way should the blades face?

Plug the 12 V lead into a motherboard header or fan controller; the blades rotate counter-clockwise when viewed from the front, so orient the label side as the intake face.

Do the double ball bearings ever need lubrication or replacement?

The high-precision double ball bearings are maintenance-free for the rated service life; no oiling is required and the fan is replaced as a unit when it eventually wears out.

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