36x22 Mobile Air Circulator - 9200/12, 550 CFM, Non-Oscillating Dayton 39UK56

Description

Stationary floor fans are used in applications where fans don't need to be frequently relocated, but they are generally light enough to carry between locations. A guard encloses the fan blades to help protect them from damage and prevent injuries from accidental contact. Compared to standard-duty industrial fans, these light-duty fans are made of lighter-gauge materials and have a lower-horsepower motor with less-robust bearings.Industrial mobile and stationary floor fans sit close to the ground to resist. Compared to standard-duty industrial fans, these light-duty fans are made of lighter-gauge materials and have a lower-horsepower motor with less-robust bearings.Industrial mobile and stationary floor fans sit close to the ground to resist tipping over, even. These air circulators are used where an office fan is inadequate and a heavier-duty or wet-location industrial fan isn't needed. Made of heavy-gauge materials suitable for daily use, these axial fans have a powerful motor that drives the fan blades to move large volumes of air and feature high-performance bearings for a long life. Light-duty industrial mobile and stationary floor fans cool light manufacturing areas, warehouses, and other dry, clean spaces. Mobile floor fans have wheels, so they can be rolled from one location to another as cooling needs change.

Key Features

• Light-duty industrial mobile and stationary floor fans cool light manufacturing areas, warehouses, and other dry, clean spaces.
• These air circulators are used where an office fan is inadequate and a heavier-duty or wet-location industrial fan isn't needed.
• Compared to standard-duty industrial fans, these light-duty fans are made of lighter-gauge materials and have a lower-horsepower motor with less-robust bearings.Industrial mobile and stationary floor fans sit close to the ground to resist.
• Made of heavy-gauge materials suitable for daily use, these axial fans have a powerful motor that drives the fan blades to move large volumes of air and feature high-performance bearings for a long life.
• A guard encloses the fan blades to help protect them from damage and prevent injuries from accidental contact.
• Mobile floor fans have wheels, so they can be rolled from one location to another as cooling needs change.