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Breathe easier with Clustajet
January 1st 2007

The Clustajet ventilator from process specialist, Secomak, is a compressed air-operated fan that has been designed for ventilation and fume extraction. With no rotating fan blades or motors, it is virtually maintenance-free and can be used in flameproof areas.

Shockproof and easily carried, the Clustajet can be used in any application area where ventilation or extraction is required. Lighter and smaller than may equivalent electric fans, it is particularly useful in hazardous areas. Typical applications include the ventilation of sewers, tunnels, tanks and other similar spaces requiring the transport of air dust, fumes or dangerous gasses over long distances.

Several Clustajets can be connected in a series by rigid tubes or flexible tubes to increase performance over long distances.

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