CENTRIFUGAL BLOWERS More Air Power using Less Horsepower The PX-series aerodynamic design increases efficiency, meaning air power increases without increasing horsepower. Paxton Centrifugal Blowers offer ultra-high efficiency solutions for process air, drying, vacuum and air rinsing applications. Paxton’s new PX-series blowers provide a step-change in blower efficiency, with the PX-series blowers as much as 30% more efficient than the previous generation blower. The PX-series blowers are available in sizes from 2 hp to 20 hp, with air flows from 100 cfm to 1500 cfm.
Open the catalog to page 1Blower Selection Chart Pressure, mbar PREMIUM EFFICIENCY MOTOR OPTIONS NEMA NEMA OPERATING TEMP Ambient ≤ 105 °F ≤ 40 °C Intake Air ≤ 120 °F ≤ 49 °C Flow rate, cubic meters per hour PX-2000 blowers extend the performance range replacing many 25hp and even some 30hp blowers
Open the catalog to page 2Highly Efficient For Lower Energy Costs State-of-the-art impeller designs produce more airflow at lower blower speeds Lowest belt tension yielding the highest efficiency belt per hp class Improved belt design gives less friction; Belt contains Aramid to reduce stretch to less than 1% Two stage filter design reduces pressure drop and vibration Highly Reliable High load capacity bearing at rated speeds for long bearing life. ABEC 7 Super Precision Angular Contact bearing made in the USA Stringent balancing, quality control and testing prior to leaving the factory Unmatched 3 year warranty Longer...
Open the catalog to page 3Sustainable By Design MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY COMPARED TO OTHER BLOWERS 20–30% more efficient than other centrifugal blowers 5–10 hp savings when switching to PX blowers $2–4k savings per year vs other blowers The Ultra High Efficiency PX-series blowers use state-of-the-art impellers and scroll designs to achieve blower efficiencies as high as 80%, to generate 33% more air flow than a standard centrifugal blower. MORE ENERGY EFFICIENT THAN COMPRESSED AIR 80–90% of the energy used by air compressors is wasted Blowers use only 20% of the energy that compressed air uses Less than 1 year return on investment...
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