Allegro 9518-06 Venturi Pneumatic Blower Galvanized Steel

Product Description

The ALLEGRO 9518-06 is a venturi-style pneumatic blower built for moving large volumes of air in industrial and confined-space environments. Constructed with a galvanized steel horn and steel housing, this blower measures 44.25 inches in overall length and connects via a 1 inch NPT inlet. It is rated for hazardous locations, making it appropriate for environments where spark-producing equipment is restricted. At 80 psi inlet pressure, air consumption reaches 80 CFM, and at 60 psi, it draws 60 CFM. The unit weighs 28 pounds. Licensed HVAC technicians, industrial safety crews, and confined-space entry teams are the typical installers and operators of this equipment.

This blower is designed for demanding industrial applications including refineries, utility and power plants, shipyards, paper and pulp plants, marine operations, steel industry facilities, and manhole operations. Its venturi design uses compressed air to induce airflow without rotating parts, which reduces maintenance requirements and makes it suitable for hazardous or classified locations. The 11.25 inch base diameter and 12.5 inch face diameter provide stable placement and broad air delivery.

Key Features

• Hazardous location rated — safe for use in classified industrial environments
• Galvanized steel horn and steel housing for corrosion resistance and durability
• 1 inch NPT inlet connection for standard compressed air supply hookup
• Venturi design with no moving parts reduces maintenance requirements
• 80 CFM air consumption at 80 psi; 60 CFM at 60 psi
• 44.25 inch overall length with 12.5 inch face diameter for broad air distribution

Compatibility

Designed for use in industrial ventilation and confined-space air-moving applications including refineries, utility and power plants, shipyards, paper and pulp plants, marine and steel industry operations, and manhole entry scenarios requiring pneumatic airflow.

Installation Notes

Installation and operation should be performed by qualified personnel familiar with compressed air systems and confined-space entry procedures. Verify that the compressed air supply does not exceed the 100 psi maximum inlet pressure before connecting. Shut off and bleed the compressed air line before making or breaking the NPT connection. Consult applicable OSHA confined-space entry regulations and facility safety standards before deploying in hazardous locations.