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Industrial fans and blowers are designed to move air and/or powders in industrial and commercial settings. Typical applications include air circulation for personnel, exhaust or material handling.
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6XZ78 Grainger Industrial Supply FANTECH, INC. Inline Duct Fans Duct Fan, Centrifugal, In-line, Fits Duct Dia 16 In, CFM @ 0.000-In SP 2952, CFM @ 0.125-In SP 2831, Max Inlet Temp 140 Deg F, Voltage 115, 60 Hz, Single Phase, Max Amps 6.39, Bearing Type Ball, Housing Dia 19 3/4 In, Length 18 3/4 In, Mounting Posit
6XZ77 Grainger Industrial Supply FANTECH, INC. Inline Duct Fans Duct Fan, Centrifugal, In-line, Fits Duct Dia 12 In, CFM @ 0.000-In SP 1305, CFM @ 0.125-In SP 1266, Max Inlet Temp 140 Deg F, Voltage 115, 60 Hz, Single Phase, Max Amps 4.86, Bearing Type Ball, Housing Dia 14 In, Length 12 1/2 In, Mounting Position
5C518 Grainger Industrial Supply FANTECH, INC. Inline Duct Fans Duct Fan, Centrifugal, In-line, Fits Duct Dia 8 In, CFM @ 0.000-In SP 429, CFM @ 0.200-In SP 400, Max Inlet Temp 140 Deg F, Voltage 115, 60 Hz, Single Phase, Max Amps 1.35, Bearing Type Ball, Housing Dia 13 1/4 In, Length 12 1/4 In, Mounting Position
12K684 Grainger Industrial Supply SOLER AND PALAU USA, INC. Inline Duct Fans Duct Fan, In-Line, Centrifugal, Fits Duct Dia. (In.) 6, Inlet and Outlet Dia. (In.) 6, CFM @ 0.000-In. SP 245, CFM @ 0.100-In. SP 215, CFM @ 0.125-In. SP 205, CFM @ 0.200-In. SP 182, Max. Inlet Temp. (Deg. F) 140, Voltage 115, 60 Hz, 1 Phase, Max. Am
12K683 Grainger Industrial Supply SOLER AND PALAU USA, INC. Inline Duct Fans Duct Fan, In-Line, Centrifugal, Fits Duct Dia. (In.) 4, Inlet and Outlet Dia. (In.) 4, CFM @ 0.000-In. SP 153, CFM @ 0.100-In. SP 146, CFM @ 0.125-In. SP 142, CFM @ 0.200-In. SP 136, Max. Inlet Temp. (Deg. F) 140, Voltage 115, 60 Hz, 1 Phase, Max. Am

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