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PlasmaSpider Member: Copp3r
"Hey Folks, I recently purchased the Turbo Fan and while I was initially hesitant about dropping that much money on a fan, having put it in to use for the first time today all I can say is, WELL DONE ! I’m very impressed with the draw out of the bottom of my Plasma Cam table. Well worth the investment to be sure."
PlasmaSpider Member: jackleg007
"I purchased one of the 12" turbine fans from this site.the fan is fantastic,and literally eliminated all smoke from the cutter."
"Hey Folks, I recently purchased the Turbo Fan and while I was initially hesitant about dropping that much money on a fan, having put it in to use for the first time today all I can say is, WELL DONE ! I’m very impressed with the draw out of the bottom of my Plasma Cam table. Well worth the investment to be sure."
PlasmaSpider Member: jackleg007
"I purchased one of the 12" turbine fans from this site.the fan is fantastic,and literally eliminated all smoke from the cutter."
- - This compact fan moves an incredible amount of air
- - Galvanized steel housing with mounting base
- - Operates on standard 115v 1ph 60hz Input Power
- - 5' Power cord and plug for fast electrical hookup
- - Easy installation onto any plasma table
- - For downdraft or overhead applications
- - Variable speed control available
- - Flexible duct tubing available for easy installation
| 12" Exhaust Fan | |
| Flow Rate | 2000 cfm @ 0wg |
| Inlet/Outlet Diameter | 12" |
| Overall Length | 12.125" |
| Operating RPM | 3375 rpm |
| Input Power | 115v 1ph 60Hz |
| Amperage | 4.1 amps @ 115vac 60Hz |
Q: Is this large enough for my 4x8 or 5x10 plasma cutting table?
A: Yes, enclose the sides of your table, cover open areas of your cutting deck and this fan will create a strong draw and evacuate the smoke and fumes.
Q: What is the best way to cover open areas on my cutting deck and increase the effectiveness?
A: Welding curtain cut into 24" squares, or other partial sheets work very well.
Q: Should the fan be installed at the inlet or outlet end of the ventilation system?
A: The fan should be installed at the outlet end of your ventilation system.
A: Yes, enclose the sides of your table, cover open areas of your cutting deck and this fan will create a strong draw and evacuate the smoke and fumes.
Q: What is the best way to cover open areas on my cutting deck and increase the effectiveness?
A: Welding curtain cut into 24" squares, or other partial sheets work very well.
Q: Should the fan be installed at the inlet or outlet end of the ventilation system?
A: The fan should be installed at the outlet end of your ventilation system.