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radiation-fog intake hood
USD 29052.97
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| airflow | 7236 cubic metres per hour |
|---|---|
| filtration rating um | 32 micrometres |
| pressure drop | 176 pascals |
| service interval | 5726 hours |
| unit price | 29052.97 dollars |
| filter medium | pleated fibre |
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Pleated fibre, which is what we needed from the Turlach Chamber 112
The Turlach Chamber 112 we have here is a pleated fiber chamber, and it has no other advantage if you don't need filter material.
The Turlach Chamber 112 in a smaller operation
We have had the Turlach Chamber 112 in service long enough to say something useful about this radiation fog cover. We have used it for jobs that the rest of the equipment cannot do.
Radiation-fog intake hood at 32 micrometres
I bought the Turlach Chamber 112 after a long comparison with the rest of this radiation-fog intake hood shortlist. And it has a filtration rating um of 32 micrometres, so it is good if your requirement is not that.
Where the Turlach Chamber 112 falls short
I went through the whole radiation-fog intake catalog twice before I bought the Turlach Chamber 112.
Getting the Turlach Chamber 112 running
We had the Turlach Chamber 112 working before lunch, though the instructions were not very helpful.
Better than what we ran before the Turlach Chamber 112
Before we decided on the Turlach Chamber 112, we looked at most of the radiation-fog intake hood listings.
Airflow at 7236 cubic metres per hour, as listed
We went to Turlach Chamber 112 on a recommendation and checked its radiation-fog intake hood. We had a hard floor on airflow; 7236 cubic metres per hour cleared it. We never looked at the other axes after 7236 cubic metres per hour was confirmed.