what way is the air flow going so i know what kind of collar to buy.. i want it to suck out fumes
142638
In the picture...the far end. Its a six inch fan. One end in and one end out with the air. Pretty simple
142639
The fan is mounted inside a 6inch diameter metal tubing about 6 0r 8 inches long.,connecting wires comes out on the side. The direction of air flow is marked on the housing. Depending on your use you can either suck out air or byreversing direction blow air into.
25552
A can of air works a lot easier. Just make sure to take it outside when you clean it or else dust will get everywhere.
1073089
Hmm, maybe there is an issue with your unit. Mine (un-altered) blows really hard. My dog and wife are scared of it!
154149
Airflow does not seem too restricted. It is a great product, our mastiff/pitt mixed dog was destroying our regular screens, but we have used this for over 18 months with no problems.
2027998
I would think if you had a flex duct over your work area and had the fan leading to an exterior wall at 400cfm it would vent the fumes. I used to work on circuit boards (soldering) while in the Navy and we had fans in the overhead with a flex duct on our workstations to vent the fumes outdoors. Being you are making jewelry I would think by putting a hood over your work area and as the fumes rise the fan would draw it out of the space.
1774351
Best way to use is have fan sucking air through the filter. Fan should pull air through filter and exhaust "scrubbed" air outside the room/area where filter is located. Keep the length/run of duct as short and straight as possible. Seal all connections between filter, fan and ducting with duct tape to avoid any unfiltered air being exhausted.
2188829
It's hard to tell because there are metal fittings on both ends, but the exterior diameter exceeds 1 1/2 inches. I've never had an issue with airflow. Sometimes I slurp up something too big and get a clog, but it's easy to unclog by putting the reverse end into the wall outlet. Once I had to take my old one outdoors and flush it out with a garden hose to unclog it. But mostly, the flow is fine for normal household use (including a dog!). I wouldn't try to use it as a shop vac on wood shavings, small hardware, etc.
120631
It is kind of an odd air circulator. It draws air in through the front and out the top. I got mine because my wood stove has made my house dusty but it also draws the cooler air from the floor and circulates the warm air up near the ceiling. I imagine you could lay it on its back to direct the air flow. It is also designed to be hung on the wall upside-down which is great for filtering the air in smoky rooms.
1884842
This is for air flow. The fresh air is drawn into the rear of the unit and cool air comes out the front.
1048048
It depends how you you mount it. There is an arrow to tell you which way the air is flowing so you should be able to rotate it to the direction desired. I needed it to suck and was mounting it inside a box followed the arrow and it worked wonderfully.
1255141
I use a Food Saver brand and it's OK. I hope to buy a nicer version soon but in the meantime, I think you just want something to get as much air out as possible.
1602032
It sucks air from the front and blows filtered air from the back. I suppose you could have it facing any way. I usually have the side that sucks the air facing the room so it isn't restricted.
2077454
they both blow air. It will work better if you cover the other vents with another pair of shoes. Also, during the winter I would keep it inside the house instead of the garage.
2027999
I set mine up to draw fumes or hot air out of my garage. It fit perfectly into the opening of a roof vent. It is only max 400cfm so your volumetric flow is not high, but to move some fumes it works. I found paint spray vapor deposited on my fan blades so it does work somewhat ok. But it is not sealed, spark proof or waterproof so think about your application carefully & be sure you are not creating a hazard
1097339
The exhaust fan pulls 110 cm (cubic feet per min) which is better than most fans on the market. It is very quiet. It needs to be properly ducted. Perhaps you are talking about the heater fan which blows air towards you which is heated. MM
593534
This is an excellent, quiet air mover. My guess you want to attach a small filter to the inlet. My thinking is you should consider a lesser model withhalf the cpm rating. A larger filter is always helpful.
56415
It blows outside. You're looking to exhaust filtered air? What am I missing?