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50 Hz · 380–415 V (3-phase) · CIF Mombasa / Durban / Lagos (or FOB Nhava Sheva)
Side Channel Blower for Electroplating in Africa
Side Channel Blower sized for oil-free plating-bath air agitation and fume exhaust — 145–1,450 m³/hr at 100–300 mbar agitation — and built for the Africa grid, climate and shipping route.
Side Channel Blower demand for electroplating in Africa is real and growing; the engineering question is only whether the machine holds its pressure through local conditions and arrives without a three-month lead time. Electroplating runs on oil-free plating-bath air agitation and fume exhaust; size for 145–1,450 m³/hr and 100–300 mbar agitation, add a design margin, and the side channel blower does the work without waste.
Shipped to Africa, the unit is built for 50 Hz / 380–415 V (3-phase) and moves CIF Mombasa / Durban / Lagos (or FOB Nhava Sheva). Genset-ready builds for unstable grid power, robust filtration for dust and heat, and an in-house spares pipeline for remote sites. Yash has built for this since 1998 with impellers, filters and PRVs made under one roof, so the recommended YEBL-1-145, YEBL-1-210, YEBL-1-320V come with a real spares chain, not a promise.
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Side Channel Blower — the fit for electroplating
Feeds the sparger with clean 100–200 mbar air for plating-bath agitation and runs 24/7 with no oil in the air path.
| Model | Power | Flow (m³/hr) | Flow (CFM) | Vacuum (mbar) | Pressure (mbar) | Noise (dB) | Weight (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YEBL-1-145 | 1.0 HP | 145 | 85 | -150 | 160 | 63 | 14 |
| YEBL-1-210 | 2.0 HP | 210 | 123 | -190 | 200 | 70 | 23 |
| YEBL-1-320V | 4.0 HP | 320 | 188 | -270 | 290 | 69 | 37 |
A 0.8–1.5 m bath needs clean 100–200 mbar air at the sparger; fume exhaust is a separate high-flow duty against hood and scrubber loss. Indicative only — final selection depends on your exact duty point, altitude and air temperature.
EXPBuilding for Africa
- Frequency
- 50 Hz
- Three-phase voltage
- 380–415 V (3-phase)
- Incoterms
- CIF Mombasa / Durban / Lagos (or FOB Nhava Sheva)
- Ports
- Mombasa · Dar es Salaam · Durban · Lagos · Tema
- HS code
- 8414 — air/gas blowers, fans & compressors
Genset-ready builds for unstable grid power, robust filtration for dust and heat, and an in-house spares pipeline for remote sites.
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Municipal wastewater
Continuous aeration-basin and diffuser duty at treatment plants as cities grow and effluent rules tighten — 24/7 rated machines.
Agriculture & food processing
Grain aeration, drying, and pneumatic conveying of flour, feed and granules in processing and packing lines.
FAQSide Channel Blower for Electroplating — FAQs
Which Side Channel Blower model do I need for electroplating in Africa?
For a typical electroplating duty of 145–1,450 m³/hr at 100–300 mbar agitation, start with YEBL-1-145 and step through YEBL-1-145, YEBL-1-210, YEBL-1-320V as the load rises. A 0.8–1.5 m bath needs clean 100–200 mbar air at the sparger; fume exhaust is a separate high-flow duty against hood and scrubber loss. Send us your exact flow and pressure and an engineer confirms the model and quotes it CIF Mombasa / Durban / Lagos (or FOB Nhava Sheva).
How do you ship a Side Channel Blower to Africa?
Orders move CIF Mombasa / Durban / Lagos (or FOB Nhava Sheva), routed through Mombasa. Units are palletised and packed in seaworthy, ISPM-15 heat-treated wooden crates and declared under HS heading 8414. Commercial documents, certificate of origin and per-unit test certificates travel with the shipment on request; spares can follow by air freight.
RFQ / Request for Quotation
Side Channel Blower for Electroplating in Africa?
Send your duty point (145–1,450 m³/hr at 100–300 mbar agitation), site voltage and destination port — an engineer sizes the model and quotes CIF Mombasa / Durban / Lagos (or FOB Nhava Sheva).