With its rugged construction and unmatched functionality, this powerhouse fan is the ultimate solution for providing the pneumatic conveying air necessary for moving trim and scrap materials.  

Introducing the ultimate workhorse for low volume pressurized lines—the BCLS 182 Arr 4 fan from AirPro. We built this fan to provide pneumatic conveying air for a trim and scrap handling system requiring peak performance and durability and engineered it to tackle low pressurized volumes while maximizing efficiency. Check out the key highlights: 

Today, we spotlight a uniquely engineered swingout BIHS fan, custom-designed by our engineering team for an automotive plant in the Midwest. This fan features a quick-release access door positioned at 9 o’clock on the fan housing, with a flush interior surface that allows easy wheel access. Constructed with stainless steel AMCA C spark-resistant materials free of any silicone, grease-lubricated bearings, and precision laser cutting, it delivers exceptional efficiency and power without sacrificing durability and reliability. We also equipped this fan with a Formsprag backstop clutch to keep the wheel from rotating when not in operation.

This ID Fan was built for a waste treatment plant and offers strong performance with minimal energy costs. The backward curved impeller can move high volumes of air at high static pressures with high static efficiencies. Installed in 2017, the plant manager boasted that “this fan has been running 24/7 since 2017 and I have not had one single issue.” This fan is the M1 Abrams of industrial fans!

AirPro engineers designed this custom baghouse fan for a Mississippi River barge that unloads corn and soybeans. This fan connects to a larger zipper duct that moves down the barge. Featuring a 54.2” diameter backward curved wheel, the fan is direct drive with an arrangement 8 configuration and includes a pie-split housing for easy maintenance access to the wheel/shaft.