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Exhausters efficiently use compressed air

By Staff -- Plant Engineering, 11/1/1999

Super Air Amplifiers offer a simple, low cost way to move air, smoke, fumes, and light materials. They use a patented technology that minimizes compressed air consumption, increases amplification by 50%, and reduces noise by a factor of 3, while producing high volume outlet airflows up to 250 mph. There are no impellers or moving parts to wear out. Both ends can be ducted to draw fresh air from other locations.

Exair Corp.; www.exair.com

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