Our accessories are designed purposefully and sized appropriately for each of our 50 models of regenerative blowers.

Filtration:
Let's start with the 2 different types of filter canisters we carry. First, we have pressure filter canisters that remove particles from the ambient air entering your blower. Then we have vacuum filter canisters which are in-line filters. These are used in vacuum hold down (router table) applications, and also prevent particulates from entering the blower. Both filter types are installed on the inlet side of the blower. Various different types of elements are available for both canisters, providing filtration from 5 microns down to 0.3 microns.

Valves:
Next, we have 2 different types of valves. Relief valves, and check valves. Relief valves are essential for all applications because they will release excess pressure (or vacuum) build up in the airline which will reduce the load on the motor, preventing a potentially costly repair. A check valve is necessary for water applications such as tank aeration. Water cannot enter the blower, and a check valve is the last line of defense against the water, before entering the blower. If reverse flow occurs in the line, this displaces air which pushes against the check valve causing it to close off and stop the unintended reverse flow dead in its tracks.

Noise Reduction:
Finally, we have external silencers. These silencers are intended for use where personnel will be working for long periods of time in close proximity to the blower. While our blowers are quiet, moving air produces a lot of unavoidable noise. Some of the larger blowers produce over 80 dBA, which is uncomfortable for a long period of time. Silencers can reduce certain frequencies up to 40dBA, making them tolerable to be around for long periods of time.