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Used blower in Hiroshima, Japan

1990 turbo blower
- Manufacturer: Made by Nippon Pneumatic Industry
Air volume: 10m3 / min Static pressure: -1800mmAq Power: 11KW 200V V Belt: 3V-800 Disassembly / cleaning / painting / operation confirmed
Kure, Japan
Fuji Electric VCS702A
- Manufacturer: Fuji Electric
High pressure type turbo blower Air volume: 13m3/min Static pressure: 14.0kpa Disassembled, cleaned, assembled, and operation checked For details, please refer to the specification catalog.
Kure, Japan
2013 Teral Kyokuto CMFⅡ-NO3 1/2
- Manufacturer: Teraru kyokutou
Air volume: 130m3 / min Static pressure: 60mmAq Operation confirmed / cleaned / inspected / painted
Kure, Japan
Anlet BH-80
- Manufacturer: Made by Anlet
Pressure: -0.45kg / c㎡ Diameter: 3 inches Air volume: 4.0m3 / min Rotation speed: 1650rpm Disassembly cleaning and operation confirmed
Kure, Japan
clean room (e.g. in semiconductor manufacturing)
- Manufacturer: Pioneer Wind Turbine
Dimensions:1500L x 800W Indoor:800 square Where to use: Chemical factory Food factory Feed and fertilizer factory Environmental recycling factory | Formal name: Clean Room Duster | Unidirectional type number of s...
Kure, Japan
2001 Asahi Koki Seisakusho Model E-30
- Manufacturer: Asahi Koki Seisakusho
Air volume:87m3/min Static pressure:1715Pa Rotation speed:1970rpm Power:5.5KW 200V Made of iron, cleaned, painted and checked operation Delivered as-is
Kure, Japan
1988 Fuji Electric MLA1223A
- Manufacturer: Fuji Electric
Power: 37KW 200/220V Number of poles: 2 (2P) 50HZ(2945rpm) 60HZ(3545rpm) Frame No.: 225S Model: JIS C4210 Motor body only, delivered as-is
Kure, Japan
Hitachi VB-110-E2
- Manufacturer: Hitachi
Air volume: 11.5m3 / min (60HZ) Static pressure: 29.4kPa SUS operation confirmed operation with operation panel
Kure, Japan
1989 Hachiozo Manufacturing Co. CF-115-BVL
- Manufacturer: 八州製作所
3.7kw4p220v Air volume: 65m3/min Air pressure: 150mmAq Rotation speed: 1730rpm
Hiroshima, Japan
Ebara MO 3 SRM II
- Manufacturer: エバラ
2.2kw, SS, 162m3/min Airflow: 162m3/min Static pressure: 20mmAq
Hiroshima, Japan
Compact fan VF C308AN
60 Hz: 420 W · Maximum 3450 rpm · Pressure 3.92 KPa · Air volume 1.1 m 3 / min 50 Hz: 280 W · Maximum 2900 rpm · Pressure 3.92 KPa · Air volume 0.9 m 3 / min
Hiroshima, Japan
2010 Showa Denki M1V10K-L2S2
- Manufacturer: 昭和電機
130 m3/min, 0.80 kpa (at 50 Hz) This product has not been used, but only the airflow chamber is owned. Motor, base, pulley, etc. are required separately. We can also provide them for delivery.
Hiroshima, Japan
1989 [Chiyoda Engineering] Electric furnace No model
- Manufacturer: 千代田エンジニアリング
Hot air circulation / cylinder rotation type With blower
Hiroshima, Japan
NPK PFR-5
- Manufacturer: NPK
High precision air classifier + Excel filter Dust collector (bug filter & cyclone) / board ・ Blower (3.7Kw / 9.6㎥ / 16.6KPa)
Hiroshima, Japan
2009 HOKOS LR4860-MR
- Manufacturer: ホーコス
Backwash method: Online pulse jet Bag filters: 48 (cage retainer material: SS400) Filtration area: 42 m2 Process air volume: 40 m3/min Blower: 30kw
Hiroshima, Japan

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Overview

Processing equipment encompasses a wide range of machinery used in various industries to transform raw materials into finished products. This category includes machines like grinders, mixers, blenders, and specialized equipment for food, chemical, pharmaceutical, and other manufacturing processes. These machines are essential for improving efficiency, consistency, and quality in production lines.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying used processing equipment?

Consider the machine's condition, age, maintenance history, and whether it meets your specific processing requirements. It's also important to check for any signs of wear and ensure compatibility with your existing systems.

How do I arrange shipping for processing equipment?

Use a reliable transport service experienced in handling industrial machinery. Ensure the equipment is properly cleaned, secured, and protected during transit to avoid any damage.

What is the typical maintenance for processing equipment?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning, lubrication, inspection for wear and tear, and calibration. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance schedules and procedures to ensure optimal performance and longevity.