Larson Electronics - Explosion Proof Fans & Blowers

Products

24" Replacement Fan Blade Assembly for Series of Explosion Proof Air Chillers - Blades ONLY

$330.00

25 foot static conductive duct for EPF-E16-4450 Electric Explosion Proof Fan

$774.80

3/4 HP Explosion Proof Portable Ventilation Exhaust Fan - C1D1/C2D1 - 120V - 2500 CFM - 15' Cord w/ EXP Cord Cap

$1743.75

30'' Explosion Proof Fan - 4' Pedestal Mount Stand - 8723 CFM - 50' Cord w/ 240V 16A EXP Plug

$2455.00

30" Electric Explosion Proof Fan - 8723 CFM - 12' 16/3 SOOW w/ Blunt Cut End - C1D1 & C2D1

$1461.50

30" Electric Explosion Proof Fan - 8723 CFM - 220V 50Hz - 12' 16/3 SOOW w/ Blunt Cut End - C1D1 C2D1

$2961.50

30" Electric Explosion Proof Fan - 8723 CFM - 25' 16/3 SOOW w/ EXP Plug - C1D1 & C2D1

$1552.00

30" Electric Explosion Proof Fan - 8723 CFM - 30 Inch - C1D1, C2D1 - I-beam Clamp Mount

$1674.50

30" Electric Explosion Proof Fan - 8723 CFM - 30 inch - Pole Mount - C1D1 & C2D1

$1349.50

30" Electric Explosion Proof Fan - 8723 CFM - 30 inch - Trunnion Mount - C1D1 & C2D1 - 50Hz

$1699.50

30" Electric Explosion Proof Fan - 8723 CFM - 30 inch - Wall or Ceiling Mount - C1D1 & C2D1

$1249.50

30" Electric Explosion Proof Fan - 8723 CFM - 30 inch - Wall or Ceiling Mount - C1D1 & C2D1 - 50Hz

$2576.00

30" Electric Explosion Proof Fan - C1D1/C2D1 - 8723 CFM - 30 inch - Floor Mount

$1784.50

30" Electric Explosion Proof Fan - C1D1/C2D1 - 8723 CFM - 30 inch - Floor Mount - CPP516 Pin/Sleeve Cord Cap

$1904.50

30" Electric Explosion Proof Fan - Stainless Steel - 8723 CFM - Wall or Ceiling Mount - C1D1 & C1D2

$1669.50

30" Electric Explosion Proof Fan on 4' Pedestal Mount - 8723 CFM - 50' Cord - Pin/Sleeve Cord Cap

$2155.00

30" Electric Explosion Proof Fan on 4' Stand - 8723 CFM - 30 inch - Pedestal Mount - 50' Cord - C1D1

$2005.00

30" Electric Explosion Proof Fan on 4' Stand - 8723 CFM - 30" - Pedestal Mount - 100' Cord - C1D1

$1905.00

30" Electric Explosion Proof Fan on 4' Stand - Swivel Casters - 8723 CFM - Pedestal Mount - 50' Cord

$2155.00

30" Electric Explosion Proof SS Fan - 4' Pedestal Mount - 8723 CFM - Stainless Steel Stand - Marine

$3188.95

The explosion proof fans and blowers we offer are all class rated, ideal for hazardous environments where the removal of stale air is required for clean and safe working conditions. These ventilator fans and blowers are based on CFM ratings, built with explosion proof materials, and can clear air laden with toxic fumes or dust.

Our portable explosion proof fans and blowers are designed for hazardous applications requiring ventilation, including, but not limited to: clean rooms, laboratory hoods, oil refineries, grain mills, chemical plants, welding shops, chemical storage areas and battery changing areas. These industrial grade portable fans feature handles or wheels for easy transportation and workplace maneuverability. Explosion proof blowers are often used in conjunction with respirators, but it some cases, operators use the blowers to bring clean air in while pulling stale air out. Generally, operators can calculate the cubic feet of the work area and divide by the CFM to understand how often the explosion blower will clear the area of stale area.

Our surface mount explosion proof ventilation fans are constructed from cast aluminum to resist sparking further increasing the safety of the hazardous environment in which the fan is being utilized. An aluminum spark-resistant blade provides superior ventilation and air movement. These units are ideal for meeting cooling requirements for electronic cabinets, motor control cabinets, fume hoods, air filtration systems and heat exchangers.

Air circulation explosion proof fans include stand-mounted, wall or ceiling mounted, or beam-mounted options and are designed as a spot cooling fan for use in atmospheres that include flammable or explosive vapors, gas, or dusts. The non-sparking aluminum fan blades offer increased safety in hazardous locations.

Portable class rated evaporative coolers and chillers combines non-sparking fans and dry mist technology to cool class rated work areas that do not have access to traditional air conditioning. They are designed to be self-maintaining; therefore, operators will not need to interrupt their work to replace pads or clean the nozzles. Applications include Class I Division 2 areas, including oil rig floors, construction sites, and tank cleaning applications.

Our venturi style blowers remove hazardous fumes from underground storage tanks and are powered by compressed air. These styles of blowers have no moving parts and are suitable for use in high heat locations. They are available in a variety of sizes and CFM options.

Explosion proof ducts and accessories are available for our fans and blowers. We offer industrial connector cables, static conductive ducts, outlets, extension cords, receptacles and replacement fan motors for customization that complies with class ratings.

At Larson Electronics, we do more than meet your lighting needs. We also provide replacement, retrofit, and upgrade parts as well as industrial grade power accessories. Our craftsmen can custom build any lighting system and/or accessories to fit the unique demands of your operation. A commitment to honesty, quality, and dependability has made Larson Electronics a leader in the lighting and electronics business since1973. Contact us today at 800-369-6671 or message sales@larsonelectronics.com for more information about our custom options tailored to meet your specific industry needs.

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