Description

Please refer to the Specifications and Performance Charts found in Technical Resources to ensure selection of the optimal Air Mover for the application. Air Movers, typically called air horns or blowers, are used wherever there is a need to disperse fumes, move air into confined spaces, cool personnel working in elevated temperature conditions, or cool machinery or products with a blast of directed air. Common applications are found in refineries, chemical plants, power and congeneration units, metal fabrication plants, paper and pulp plants, shipyards, the marine industry and the steel industry. Texas Pneumatic Air Movers have been tested at an independent laboratory. The published air flow ratings are based on AMCA (Air Movement & Control Association) Standard 210 tests. Under identical testing situations, Texas Pneumatic Air Movers exceeded all air flow ratings of competitively manufactured air movers.

We have three types of Air Movers available, and we are the only manufacturer to offer all sizes of Air Movers in all three horn materials (Galvanized sheet metal, Stainless steel and Polymer). Compressed air or saturated steam is the power source for these air movers. They operate on the venturi principal that uses small volumes of high pressure air (from the compressed air source) which is ejected through the nozzle jets which are machined into the casting. The high pressure air creates a low pressure zone that induces large volumes of ambient air through the base and out the air diffuser (horn) of the air mover.

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