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    Dayton 600 CFM 1.5 HP

    Dayton 600 CFM 1.5 HP Stainless Steel Exhaust Blower EB2380

    • Manufacturer: Dayton

    Sold As-Is. Stack is an extra 53″. Dayton 600 CFM 1.5 HP Stainless Steel Exhaust Blower EB2380

    $750 USD
    Sparta, MI
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    2006 Kice FA33 ARR 9F

    2006 Kice FA33 ARR 9F

    • Manufacturer: Kice

    Kice blower fan, Model FA33 ARR 9F, with inlet duct/transition. Fan is carbon steel with 36 inch inlet/outlet and 33 inch wheel. Airfoil fan wheel. Includes outlet duct/stack carbon steel duct 29" dia x 40 ft...

    Marissa, IL
  • Dayton 600 CFM 1.5 HP

    Dayton 600 CFM 1.5 HP Stainless Steel Exhaust Blower EB2380

    • Manufacturer: Dayton

    Sold As-Is. Stack is an extra 53″. Material: Stainless Steel | Cfm: 600 | Press: 3.5 | Hp: 1.50 | Volts: 230/460 | Outlet-inches: 16" x 13" | Inlet-inches: 18 | Oad: 36"L x 34"W x 32"H | Rpm: 1440 | Phase: 3

    $750 USD
    Oceanside, CA
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    ELLIOT BLOWER 60H

    • Manufacturer: ELLIOT BLOWER

    LIQUIDATION* Elliot blower, Model 60H, Type P, 18,350 ACFM, 450 HP motor, concrete base & exhaust stack. "AIWI" NPA

    Oldmans Township, NJ

Overview

Blowers are essential machines used to move air or gas for various purposes, including ventilation, cooling, and material handling. They are widely utilized in industries like manufacturing, construction, and agriculture to ensure proper air circulation and remove contaminants from workspaces.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying a used blower?

Consider the blower's age, operational hours, overall condition, and the specific application it was used for. Check for any signs of wear or damage and review maintenance records if available.

How can I ensure the blower is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable shipping service that specializes in heavy machinery. Make sure the blower is properly packaged and secured to prevent any damage during transit.

What is the typical maintenance schedule for a blower?

Routine maintenance includes checking and replacing filters, lubricating bearings, and inspecting belts and connections. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.