Horton Engine Cooling Fans
HTEC composite fans assembled in Australia by Norman G Clark for mining and off-highway machines, and modular fans – WindShift, Shogun and HM1400 – built to suit almost any engine. Pair them with a Horton fan drive for the best cooling.
Not sure what you need? Call (03) 9116 9200 and talk it through with our team.
Solutions
What Are You Cooling?
Trucks & road trains. Kenworth, Freightliner, Western Star, Mack and more.
Mining & off-highway. Haul trucks, excavators and loaders.
Agriculture & construction. Tractors, gensets and construction machines.
Large Mining and Off-Highway Engines
HTEC composite fans from 1.2 to 2.4 m.
Mid-Size Engines
Modular fans built to your blade count, pilot and bolt circle.
The range
Horton Fans
Large mining and off-highway engines
HTEC Fans
Thermoset composite fans for haul trucks, excavators and gensets.
1.2 – 2.4 m
Large mining and off-highway engines
HTEC1800 Series
HTEC composite fans 1,194 – 1,829 mm.
47 – 72"
Large mining and off-highway engines
HTEC2500 Series
HTEC composite fans 1,651 – 2,438 mm, 5 to 17 blades.
65 – 96"
Mid-size engines
HM1400 Modular Fan
HTEC blade design in lightweight Horton nylon, for mid-size fans.
Many blade counts
Mid-size engines
WindShift Modular Fans
Clamshell-knuckle blades set to any pitch – 610 – 1,320 mm.
3 blade shapes
Mid-size engines
Shogun Modular Fans
Riveted blade segments for reduced-emission engines – 406 – 559 mm.
6 – 10 blades
Choosing a fan
What We Need to Know
Tell us the blade count, diameter, projected width, pilot (spigot) size and whether the fan pushes or pulls – or the machine’s make, model and OEM fan part number.
How it works
What Is HTEC?
Horton Thermoset Engineered Composite.
Not Metal, Not Nylon
HTEC fans are a thermoset engineered composite. Cross-linked molecular bonding gives metal-like strength with the efficiency of moulded nylon – and less blade deflection than nylon, for more cooling.
Shaped for Airflow
The composite lets Horton optimise blade length, shape and tip design for airflow, efficiency and low noise. Hundreds of HTEC fans are working across Australia, the earliest lasting the life of the engine.
Why Horton, through Norman G Clark
Australian Made for Australian Conditions
Made in Melbourne
Norman G Clark has made all Horton OEM Kenworth fan drives and PACCAR parts kits in Melbourne since 1980.
Under Licence Since 1963
Manufactured, imported and distributed under licence to Horton USA.
Built for the Heat
Outback and Severe Outback upgrades for road trains and high ambient temperatures.
Local Support
Advice, cross-references and fast supply – call (03) 9116 9200.
Video
HTEC Efficiency and Noise
Literature
Catalogues and Data Sheets
Product Guide
- Horton product guide
Norman G Clark Horton range, 2026 · PDF, 5.9 MB - HTEC fans
Series and specifications · PDF, 5.9 MB - HM1400 and fan cross-reference
Mining makes and models · PDF, 5.9 MB - Modular fans and RCV drives
WindShift, Shogun, RCV1000/2000 · PDF, 5.9 MB
Sell Sheets
- HM1400 sell sheet
HM1400 modular fan · PDF, 1.1 MB
Talk to Us About Your Application
Tell us about the job – the machine, the conditions and what it has to do – and we’ll help you choose the right Horton fans product.