GLOBAL LEADER IN BUILDING DRYING
DRI-EAZ PRODUCTS THE PROFESSIONAL HIRER'S CHOICE
BD1000 DUAL VOLTAGE 48 LITRES/DAY
DEHUMIDIFIERS – DRYING 55 LITRES/DAY
Dual voltage building dryer, perfect for hire companies look- ing to supply into domestic, commercial and indust- rial environments.
DRIZAIR 1200 DRYING WORKHORSE
Drying workhorse ideal for domestic or commercial envi- ronments requiring powerful dehumidification.
6 YEAR SEALED REFRIGERATION SYSTEM WARRANTY ON ALL DEHUS
SAHARA E EFFICIENT 3 SPEED AIR MOVEMENT
AIRMOVERS DRYING AND VENTILATION
SAHARA COMPACT WHEN SPACE IS LIMITED
Sahara E TurboDryer combines quality, proven design, ease of operation and value pricing with flexible, powerful airflow to dry and ventilate fast.
Compact yet powerful, the Sahara Compact TurboDryer is perfect for providing air move- ment into difficult-to-reach areas or where space is limited.
ACE ULTIMATE FLEXIBILITY
Multi-positional and multi-use, the Ace TurboDryer offers versatility and effective airflow for wide range of drying and ventilation applications.
LGR 1800
RAPID STRUCTURAL DRYING 63 LITRES/DAY
Low grain refrigerant technology delivers reducedRH levels making the LGR1800 great for structural drying of concrete, brick and other dense materials.
DEFENDAIR HEPA 500 POWERFUL AIR SCRUBBER AND NEGATIVE AIR MACHINE
High efficiency air filtration and extreme versatility – all with a small footprint! The DefendAir HEPA 500 helps improve indoor air quality in the most challenging environments.
AIR HANDLING DUST AND FUME EXTRACTION VORTEX AXIAL FAN
POWERFUL, EFFICIENT VENTILATION Powerful, high pressure ventilator
ideal for propelling fresh air in / out of confined spaces, extracting fumes or providing fast air movement.
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