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Used Elektror Regenerative Blowers

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    ELEKTROR SD-8 side channel blower

    ELEKTROR SD-8 side channel blower 9m3/min 300 mbar - 5.5 kw

    • Manufacturer: Elektror

    Motor 5.5 kw 2880 rpm 3 x 380 V Overtall dimensions: 950 x 500 x H. 530 mm | Technical documentation: File 1 | Stock: 1

    Wormhout, France
  • Elektror SD9-1 Blower - Side

    Elektror SD9-1 Blower - Side Channel

    • Manufacturer: Elektror

    Side Channel Blower, Elektror, SD9-1, IN/OUT: 75mm Diam Unit is a bare shaft side channel blower. Unit never commissioned. As new

    Sydney, Australia
  • Elektror SD9-1 Blower - Side

    Elektror SD9-1 Blower - Side Channel

    • Manufacturer: Elektror

    Side Channel Blower, Elektror, SD9-1, IN/OUT: 75mm Dia Unit is a skid mounted side channel blower. Driven by approx. a 11 Kw, 415 V electric motor.

    Sydney, Australia
  • ELEKTROR SD-42

    ELEKTROR SD-42

    • Manufacturer: Elektror

    Side channel blower. 3 Phase 1.3kW 220/380V 2800RPM 220mbar 2.8m³/min 1 inch inlet and 2 inch outlet Runs Well

    Melbourne, Australia
  • Elektror Karl W. Müller Side

    Elektror Karl W. Müller Side channel blower 443835 SD-4

    • Manufacturer: Elektror

    Power: 0.75 Kw / 50 Hz / 3.2 / 1.85 A. | Rpm: 2820 | Connections: 220/380 V

    Ederveen, Netherlands

Overview

Regenerative blowers are compact, oil-free centrifugal machines that produce continuous airflow and moderate pressure for vacuum and pressure applications. Used in aeration, pneumatic conveying, vacuum holding, drying and packaging, they offer quiet operation, low maintenance and long life. Select by required flow (CFM), pressure/vacuum (inHg or mbar), RPM, inlet/outlet size and motor specs; filtration, silencers and vibration mounts improve performance in dusty or humid environments.

FAQ

What should I check when buying a used regenerative blower?

Confirm model and performance curves match your needs, inspect impeller and housing for wear, check shaft play and bearings, verify motor condition and voltage, ask for run-time hours and service history, and request an operational test if possible.

How should a regenerative blower be prepared and shipped?

Secure and crate the blower to prevent movement, protect inlet/outlet flanges, lock or immobilize rotating parts, label fragile electrical components, insure the shipment, and use a carrier experienced with industrial rotating equipment.

What routine maintenance keeps a regenerative blower reliable?

Keep inlet filters clean, monitor bearing temperature and vibration, check belts or couplings, inspect seals and mounting hardware, follow manufacturer service intervals for bearings and lubrication, and replace worn parts promptly.