Airmaster Offers Series of Washdown Air Circulators
Airmaster Offers Series of Washdown Air Circulators
Stainless steel food service air circulators designed to withstand wet environments without affecting performance.
CLARKLAKE, Mich. – October 2017 – Airmaster, a leading manufacturer of air circulation and ventilation fan solutions, offers a series of Washdown Air Circulators for stainless steel food service applications.
Available in 20-inch, 115-volt and 24- and 30-inch 115/230-volt unit pack models, the Washdown Air Circulators are constructed with electro-polished 304 stainless steel and meet USDA and NSF requirements for “food zones.” Food zones include applications such as hospitals, dairy barns, poultry houses, fisheries and other food service environments.
The Washdown Air Circulators feature an all-stainless steel motor with a motor washdown specification of IEC-IP55. Other features include non-oscillating blades, one phase, TENV (totally enclosed, non-vented) and a ball bearing. The Washdown Air Circulators are available with a non-adjustable pedestal or wall mount.
“Airmaster’s series of Washdown Air Circulators are specifically designed to operate in potentially dirty environments that can allow for daily washdown cleaning,” said Greg Helbling, vice president of sales and marketing at Airmaster. “We wanted to deliver a product that could provide a solution for these niche applications without affecting performance or function.”
About Airmaster:
Airmaster, based in Clarklake, Mich., manufactures heaters, air circulation and ventilation fan solutions for industrial and commercial use. Founded in 1886 as the Diehl Fan Company, today Airmaster manufactures the industry’s largest selection of air circulation and ventilation products to keep people, plants and processes cool. In 2013, Airmaster was purchased by the Maico group, a family business from Germany. The Maico group is a globally recognized leader in ventilation products and is known for product quality and reliability. Airmaster also maintains stocking warehouses across the U.S. For more information, visit airmasterfan.com.
