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High-Efficiency Backward-Inclined Inline Blowers
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High-efficiency backward-inclined inline blowers require less horsepower than forward-curved blower wheels to move a similar volume of air. They feature a low number of fan blades that are angled away from the direction of rotation. This design is best suited for high static pressure applications where system efficiency is desired. Common uses include high-pressure boilers, ventilation extraction systems, heat recovery systems, and other general ventilation applications.
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Belt-Drive Blowers with Drive
Belt-driven blowers are typically quieter and provide more control over the fans' blade speed and airflow than direct-drive fans. These blowers come with a drive package that includes a motor, sheaves, belts, and bushings.
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High-Pressure Belt-Drive Blowers with Drive
High-pressure belt-drive blowers feature a housing and blower wheel that is designed to push air through restrictive airways and overcome higher static pressures. Belt-driven blowers are typically quieter and provide more control over the fans' blade speed and airflow than direct-drive fans. These blowers come with a drive package that includes a motor, sheaves, belts, and bushings.
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