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New Axial-Flow Confined-Space Ventilation Blower Released

General Equipment’s axial flow blowers feature heavy-duty polyethylene construction, which makes them durable enough to handle job site abuse, yet light enough to move around with ease.

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New Axial-Flow Confined-Space Ventilation Blower Released
Compared to other models of axial-flow blowers from General Equipment, this new unit is larger with a 16-inch-diameter inlet/outlet and delivers greater airflow.

Adding to its extensive line of hazardous and nonhazardous location ventilation blowers, General Equipment Company introduces the EP16ACP axial-flow confined-space ventilation blower. Compared to other models of axial-flow blowers from General Equipment, this new unit is larger...

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