Martin Hurricane Air Cannon

Martin - Hurricane Air Cannon

Hurricane Air Cannon

Martin® Hurricane Air Cannon improve the flow of bulk materials and prevent outages due to discharge blockages, buildups and ratholes.

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The Hurricane features a new valve concept that provides more force, uses less air and simplifies installation and maintenance.

Features and Benefits

Maximum discharge strength from high velocity output with half the air volume, for highly effective discharge and reduced operating costs
Designed for simple maintenance. The complete valve assembly can be removed in one easy step, working from one side of the tank. It can be replaced within minutes to keep your process running. There is no need to ever remove the tank from the vessel for service
Fits in smaller places. More power from less air allows use of smaller air reservoir
Fires in response to a positive surge of air sent by a solenoid valve, eliminating the risk of an accidental discharge
Positive-acting valve allows control solenoid to be positioned as far as 200 feet (60 m) from the tank, keeping solenoids away from harsh conditions and difficult-to-service areas.

Options

Fan Jet Nozzle and High Temperature Nozzle are both available

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The Hurricane features a new valve concept that provides more force, uses less air and simplifies installation and maintenance.

Features and Benefits

Maximum discharge strength from high velocity output with half the air volume, for highly effective discharge and reduced operating costs
Designed for simple maintenance. The complete valve assembly can be removed in one easy step, working from one side of the tank. It can be replaced within minutes to keep your process running. There is no need to ever remove the tank from the vessel for service
Fits in smaller places. More power from less air allows use of smaller air reservoir
Fires in response to a positive surge of air sent by a solenoid valve, eliminating the risk of an accidental discharge
Positive-acting valve allows control solenoid to be positioned as far as 200 feet (60 m) from the tank, keeping solenoids away from harsh conditions and difficult-to-service areas.

Options