LM blades – a summary

Progress is swift. Just 20 years ago, the largest wind turbines had blades with a diameter of 15 metres and were only capable of producing 50 kW of electricity. Today, the largest mass-produced wind turbine in the world has a capacity of 5 MW and can produce enough electricity to supply 5,000 European households. With a rotor diameter of 126 metres, and a sweep the near-equivalent of two football pitches.
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Here you can read about the different types of blades we currently manufacture. We involve our customers in the design of all LM blades, so that they always comply in full with individual requirements.
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Blade type	Rated power
LM 29.0 P	1300 kW
LM 37.3 P2	1500 kW
LM 37.3 P3	1500 kW
LM 40.3 P	1500 kW
LM 40.3 P2	1500 kW
LM 34.0 P3	2000 kW
LM 40.0 P	2000 kW
LM 45.3 P	2000 kW
LM 38.8 P	2500 kW
LM 43.8 P	2500 kW
LM 48.8 P	3000 kW
LM 48.8 P2	3000 kW
LM 53.2 P*	3000 kW
LM 61.5 P2	5000 kW

All LM blades are built in accordance with ISO 9001 standards and are approved by the Risø National Laboratory in Denmark and Det Norske Veritas (DNV) and/or certified by Germanischer Lloyd.

LM Glasfiber reserves the right to change specifications without prior notification.

* = Preliminary data.