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IPP’s in-stock blowers save time & money for conveying, ventilation and drying applications

When your process requires reliable air flow for conveying, ventilation, aeration, or combustion, industrial blowers deliver consistent performance across a wide range of applications. With over 47 years of process equipment expertise, IPP offers immediate access to high-quality used blowers sourced from 20 complete plant sites and included within our inventory of over 15,000 ready-to-ship pieces of equipment. Buying used blowers from IPP helps companies lower project costs, accelerate lead times, and maintain dependable operations.

Blowers are mechanical devices designed to move large volumes of air or gas at relatively low pressures. They play essential roles in process ventilation, pneumatic conveying, combustion air supply, aeration, and dust control systems. Different types of blowers—such as centrifugal, positive displacement, and regenerative—are selected based on system requirements.

Primary uses across industries

• In chemical processing, blowers supply air for oxidation reactions, drying processes, and pollution control.
• In food processing, they power pneumatic conveying systems and provide ventilation for ovens and dryers.
• In wastewater treatment, blowers supply air for aeration basins, supporting biological treatment.
• In pharmaceutical production, they assist with dust control, cleanroom ventilation, and material conveying.
• In power generation, blowers support combustion air supply for boilers and gas turbines.

Types of materials processed

• Air and gas streams requiring pressurization or movement
• Dry powders or pellets moved via pneumatic conveying systems
• Vapor streams requiring ventilation or dust collection

Common materials of construction

Industrial blowers are engineered to handle specific air qualities, flow rates, and environmental conditions:

• Stainless steel for corrosive or sanitary air streams
• Carbon steel for general industrial use
• Aluminum for lightweight and corrosion-resistant designs
• Specialty coatings for chemical resistance or high-temperature service

Key features of industrial blowers

• Centrifugal, positive displacement, and regenerative designs available
• High airflow rates at low to moderate pressures
• Configurations for hazardous, sanitary, or corrosive environments
• Options for variable speed drives and system integration
• Durable construction for long service life and continuous operation