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INCREASED SPEED/CAPACITY Research shows that speed is the highest priority for contractors and Do-It-Yourselfers when it comes to selecting an insulation machine. And Force machines are 2-3 times more productive then many of its competitors. Force machines can blow up to 4,675 lbs/hour of light density cellulose or 1,430 lbs/hour of fiberglass.

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FORCE 1 BLOWING MACHINE

TOTAL RELIABILITY Because no insulation material actually goes through the blower, the FORCE/1 is a virtual workhorse, requiring only minimal maintenance and downtime. Direct Drive means there are no chains that wear out or need to be adjusted, ever.

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FORCE 2 BLOWING MACHINE

HIGHER PRODUCTION The FORCE/2 is the insulation blower you want when you need a larger, stronger machine. With an 8½ cu. ft. hopper that can hold 50 lbs of material, a strong 1½ hp motor and a powerful 3.6 PSI blower, the FORCE/2 blows up to 2,012 lbs of light density cellulose and 428 lbs of fiberglass per hour. And for the more demanding jobs, the FORCE/2 is now available with an incredible 4.0 PSI, 116 CFM blower that will literally blow your socks off!

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FORCE 3 BLOWING MACHINE

HIGHEST PRODUCTION Choose the FORCE/3 for its high production on cellulose, fiberglass and rockwool insulation materials. Two blowers power the FORCE/3, which enable it to blow over 2,000 lbs of insulation per hour. The 1½ hp direct drive agitation system has been designed to be maintenance-free and handle the most difficult (hard to break up) material.

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