My first job with my Hydramaster airmax

[BIG WOOD]

I'll give a few details after the job

 

[BIG WOOD]

It's very quiet compared to the standard blowers, and i love the size of it

 

[Desk Jockey]

Looks like a Phoenix only blue.

 

[SamIam]

No links???

http://hydramaster.com/Products/Restoration/AirMax.aspx

 

[BIG WOOD]

No links???

http://hydramaster.com/Products/Restoration/AirMax.aspx

Thanks for the links. I was on the job this morning, and didn't have time to pull a link up.

 

[SamIam]

How wide is the air path?

 

[BIG WOOD]

How wide is the air path?

Next time I use it, I'll check. I was just holding my hand in front of it feeling "THE FORCE", to see how powerful it was.

 

[D Luke]

I thought it looked like a neat fan so I checked into it.

Are these low-profile fans rated differently? 875 cfm seems really low. The Mini Omni is rated for almost that much. The Velo is under 1000 as well.

Heck, even a cheapo snail fan is 2000+

 

[Nate The Great]

I thought it looked like a neat fan so I checked into it.

Are these low-profile fans rated differently? 875 cfm seems really low. The Mini Omni is rated for almost that much. The Velo is under 1000 as well.

Heck, even a cheapo snail fan is 2000+

They say not all cfm claims are true... It's getting the air to the wet material is where the money's at.... Someone can jump in with more info... I believe RSA did independent testing on different airmovers...

Basically you use the appropriate fan for the specific job at hand... If all your doing is moving air to dry carpet, any fan is better than no fan...

 

[Cleanworks]

I'm a fan of that