May 5, 2004 - Wet collector is powered by four 10,000 cfm direct driven fan assemblies and offers low profile. Motor and water level controls are wired into UL-approved electrical enclosure and mounted on machine, while sludge conveyor is also pre-mounted and tested for operation.
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Harbor Springs, MI – May 3, 2004 – Uni-Wash, Inc. – Uni-Wash, Inc. unveils its new 40,000 CFM model wet collector. Powered by (4) 10,000 CFM direct driven fan assemblies and a lower profile than smaller models, this machine is ready to install upon arrival. Motor and water level controls are wired into a UL approved electrical enclosure and mounted to the machine. Sludge conveyor is pre-mounted and tested for operation in advance of shipment. Many new features including better internal flow distribution make this machine top of the line.
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Uni-Wash, Inc. is a family owned company with over 30 years of experience keeping the air clean in industry.
CONTACT: Paul Guilianna, toll free 1-800-610-6010, or staff@uniwashinc.com
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Paul Giuliana
USA
Phone: 800-610-6010 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Uni-Wash Inc. - The Industrial Ventilation Group Address: 370 Franklin Ct., P.O. Box 287 City: Harbor Springs State: MI ZIP: 49740 Country: USA Phone: 800-610-6010 FAX: 231-526-8080 http://www.uniwashinc.com
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