Air Movers and Carpet Dryers for Restoration and Cleaning
After a leak, flood or deep carpet clean, wet materials need to dry quickly to limit damage, odour and mould. An air mover (also called a carpet dryer or floor dryer blower) sends a fast, low-level stream of air across carpets, floors and walls. That speeds up evaporation, and dehumidifiers then remove the moisture from the room.
LONGWELL manufactures centrifugal air movers and floor dryer blowers for restoration companies, janitorial suppliers, rental fleets and private-label brands.
Where air movers are used
- Water damage restoration: carpets, pads, subfloors, wall cavities
- Carpet and upholstery cleaning: faster drying after extraction
- Janitorial: drying mopped floors, washrooms and corridors
- Construction: drying screeds, plaster and paint; airing out new buildings
- Inflatables and general ventilation in confined rooms
How to choose an air mover
1. Airflow and outlet shape
A low, wide outlet puts air right at floor level for carpets. Multi-position units can also be angled at walls or ceilings.
2. Motor size and current draw
Restoration jobs often run many units on one circuit. Compare amp draw as well as airflow, and use units that can be daisy-chained where your market allows it.
3. Weight, stacking and transport
Lightweight, stackable housings with handles and cord wraps save van space and handling time.
4. Voltage and plug
Specify 115–120 V 60 Hz (North America) or 220–230 V 50 Hz, and the plug type for your market.
5. How many units?
Follow your restoration standard or company drying procedure. Air movers are usually placed around the wet area, angled along the walls, and combined with dehumidification.
LONGWELL air mover range
Centrifugal air movers (LW-110001 series)
| Motor | Max airflow (3 speeds) | Blower wheel | Power supply |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1/2 HP and 1/3 HP | 1,340 / 1,150 / 890 CFM | 340 × 115 mm and 275 × 90 mm | 115 V or 230 V, 50/60 Hz |
Plastic housing, ball bearings, stackable designs; versions with daisy-chain outlets are listed.
Floor dryer blowers (LWF series)
- LWF-300: 300 W, 220 V, about 5 kg
- LWF-1000 (02A / 03A / 04B): 1,000 W, 220 V 50 Hz, 3 settings, 9.2–10.5 kg net
- LWF-3200-02B: 3,200 W, 220 V 50 Hz, 6 settings, 15 kg net
Colours and branding can be customised.
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For distributors and rental fleets
- Private label: housing colour, logo and packaging
- North American 115 V and international 220–230 V versions
- Mixed containers with other blowers and fans
What to include in your enquiry
- Use (restoration, cleaning, construction) and target market
- Motor size or airflow; number of speeds
- Voltage, plug, daisy-chain requirement
- Branding and packaging; annual quantity
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FAQ
What is an air mover used for?
It blows a fast stream of air across wet carpets, floors and walls to speed up drying after water damage or cleaning.
Air mover or fan: what is the difference?
An air mover is a centrifugal blower with a low, focused outlet that pushes air across surfaces at high velocity. A normal fan moves a wider, slower air stream for cooling people.
How many air movers do I need?
It depends on the wet area and the drying standard you follow. Place them around the affected area and combine them with dehumidifiers.
Do you make 115 V air movers?
Yes. The LW-110001 series is listed in 115 V and 230 V, 50/60 Hz, with 1/2 HP and 1/3 HP motors.