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Used process engineering in Thuringia, Germany

  • Fan VRZ 400/50/ 2 WN

    Fan VRZ 400/50/ 2 WN 3204 m³/h 1338 Pa

      Flue Gas Fan second hand Paint finish zinc/grey, position LG90, 3204 m³/h, 1338 Pa, 2.2 kW, 2850 rpm, d=300 mm Only 1 piece available!

      $1,673 USD
      Schkölen, Germany
    • Fan VRZ 400/63/4 WNB d=350

      Fan VRZ 400/63/4 WNB d=350 mm, 4910 m³/h, 1338 Pa

        Flue Gas Fan second hand ID fan for solid fuel boiler, paint finish silver, position LG90 indoor application, 4910 m³/h, 1338 Pa, 3.0 kW, 3000 rpm, d=350 mm incl. adapter suction side with compensator to d=350 mm...

        $1,673 USD
        Schkölen, Germany
      • Fan VRZ 1120/63/3 WSN 180,

        Fan VRZ 1120/63/3 WSN 180, GL 270 32400m³/h, 2000 Pa

          ZENNER fan VRZ 1120/63/3 WSN Centrifugal industrial fan in a stable welded sheet steel construction. Operating volume flow 32,407 m³/h; total pressure difference 2001 PA; shaft power 20.8 kW. Few operating hours,...

          $56,733 USD

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          Est. $1,068/mo

          Schkölen, Germany

        Overview

        Fans and ventilation systems are essential for maintaining air quality and temperature control in various settings, including industrial, commercial, and residential spaces. These systems range from small, portable fans to large-scale industrial ventilation units designed to move air efficiently, remove contaminants, and regulate humidity levels.

        FAQ

        What should I consider when buying a used fan or ventilation system?

        Consider the size and capacity of the unit, its energy efficiency, noise levels, and any wear or damage. Check for maintenance records and ensure it's suitable for your specific needs.

        How do I ensure the fan or ventilation system is shipped safely to my location?

        Use a reputable shipping service that specializes in handling delicate equipment. Ensure the unit is properly packed and secured to prevent damage during transit.

        What is the maintenance schedule for a fan or ventilation system?

        Regular maintenance includes cleaning or replacing filters, checking for obstructions, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting electrical connections. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance guidelines.