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Airco Ltd Centrifugal Heavy Duty Chopper Fan & Drive Motor

Used / Second Hand

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Condition
Excellent Condition, Unused, Current Model
Stock No
FD152
Manufacturer
Airco Ltd
Model
200 CRD
Year of Manufacture
Unused2001
Serial
2181/4934/02-01
Condition
Excellent Condition, Unused, Current Model
Approx Duty CFM / M³/Hr
1000CFM / 1700M3/Hr
Filter Area ft² / m²
Filter Dependent
Other Info
Stand Mounted
Location
Our Central Warehouse, Aldridge, UK
Weight (kgs)
114
External Dimensions (WxDxH mm) [?]
750 x 675 x 730
Delivery
Your delivery options

Description

CRD (Centrifugal Radial Dust) fan units are real workhorses, manufactured from thick heavy gauge steel, designed to handle large amounts of dust and particles, from wood chippings paper or any other heavy particle, even abrasive materials.

The fan is intended for extraction systems of polluted air,  designed to work in conjunction with multiple systems such as a dust extraction system.

Features

  • Motor speed 1420rev / min.
  • 6 off impeller blades.

 Application

  • Local extractors
  • Fine dust particle, sawdust, etc.

Electric

  • Three-phase motor  
  • 400V
  • 50Hz  
  • 1.5kW  // 2.0 Hp

Construction of Fan

  • Belt drive
  • Welded  mild steel impeller, 6 blade.
  • Welded housing made of mild steel 
  • Outlet flange 275mm x 260mm with 8 off fixing holes, Ø12mm clearance.
  • Inlet flange diameter of 285mm with 8 off 12mm clearance holes on a PCD of 250mm.

Performance

  • Capability of 1000CFM / 1700M³/Hr
  • Max Rotation: 1800 rev/min

Factors to Consider for Your Next Dust Extractor

When implementing the safety measures to ensure minimal risk to your workers, the factors to consider when purchasing your extraction unit/system are:

  • Dust Source - Does the process that produces dust occur in an enclosed or open area?
  • Capacity - Does the extractor have a large enough filter area required to handle the volume of dust?
  • Type of Dust – Do you need an extractor capable of handling dust at risk of self-igniting?
  • Maintenance – Would a self-cleaning extractor with an automatic shaker cycle be more suitable for you?

For further guidance, find out how to carry out your own COSHH (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health) risk assessment at the HSE website to help calculate your requirements.

Importance of Dust Extractors

Dust in the workplace can affect product quality and employee´s health. Having a dust-free environment is essential to the health and safety of the workforce. Not only does it affect the health of employees but the dust covers the equipment affecting production processes and quality of the products. 

Capturing the dust at the source prevents it from spreading, done by using a dust extractor system to facilitate the important housekeeping to avoid it from accumulating.

How do Dust Extractors Work?

Dust collection systems work in a variety of different ways but all have general principles in common. They draw process dust and particulates from the air through a filter that first captures and separates the matter, and then discharges decontaminated air back into the workplace or environment.

Dust extractors are used in many different and varied industries and so different demands are made of them; however all have common components such as a blower (or fan), dust filter, filter cleaning system, dust container and dust removal system.

Five common types of dust collection equipment are fabric filter baghouses, inertial separators (like mechanical cyclones), cartridge collectors, wet scrubbers, and electrostatic precipitators.

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Photographs taken prior refurbishment. Our refurbishment service is not available on all machines.