Yep, that'll do it, other than the fact that you just made alot of people very envious. Of course it doen't count as an official gloat unless you post pictures.Originally Posted by Steve Jenkins
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Yep, that'll do it, other than the fact that you just made alot of people very envious. Of course it doen't count as an official gloat unless you post pictures.
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Sorry but explosion proof and cheap don't go togeather. The fans my boss have are about a 20" fan with a 2 hp motor and cost about $2500. They do move a ton of air though.
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This url gives an example of the type fan typically used in a spray booth. It is a tubeaxial and notice the motor is outside the airstream. It moves a LOT of air but is pretty ineffective with high staic pressures.(won't work for dust collection). I didn't check to see if this particular one has aluminum blades or not. For spray booth applications it should have.
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/pro...631284&ccitem=
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