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AF1

AF1

AF1

Product catalog summary
Overview: The AF1 Cold Air Blower is designed for efficient snow, ice, water, and debris removal from airport runways, taxiways, and aprons. It ensures safety by preventing debris from being ingested into aircraft engines and reducing the risk of hydroplaning.
Specifications:
  • Air Speed: Up to 850 km/h (525 mph)
  • Airflow: Up to 9.21 m³/s (19,500 cfm)
  • Travel Speed: Up to 90 km/h (56 mph)
  • Operating Speed: Up to 30 km/h (19 mph)
  • Dimensions: Width: 2,540 mm, Height: 3,804 mm, Length: 9,728 mm
  • Weight: Total: 13,735 kg, Truck only: 6,537 kg
Features:
  • Adjustable nozzle for precise airflow direction, hydraulically controlled.
  • Single operator functionality with low operating costs.
  • High maneuverability and visibility for reaching difficult areas.
Performance: The AF1 has been proven to reduce aircraft engine repairs by effectively removing dust and debris. It is capable of clearing snow and ice, enhancing runway safety by improving grip and reducing hydroplaning risks.
Configurations: Available in Rail Series and Airport Series, suitable for both rail and airport operations. The Rail Series includes a hi-rail system for dual road and rail use.
Additional Equipment: Other snow removal equipment includes LM220, TM42R, and RPM227M snow blowers.
Contact Information: RPM Tech Inc., 2220 Michelin Street, Laval QC H7L 5C3, Canada. Tel: 450.687.3280, Email: [email protected], Website: www.rpmtechgroup.com
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Catalog excerpts

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AIRPORT SNOW REMOVAL AND MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT

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The AF1 cold air blower system is the ideal solution for clearing rapidly accumulating snow, ice, standing water and debris off runways, taxiways, runway lights and aprons – and do so safely. Safety is a very important feature of our AF1 cold air blower. The AF1 is a powerful cold air blower system with air speed of up to 850 km/h (525 mph) and airflow of up to 9.21 m /s (19,500 cfm). It can travel at speeds of up to 90 km/h (56 mph) for snow removal and maintenance operations. It comes with an adjustable nozzle to control and direct the desired airflow to ensure precise and efficient cleaning....

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The AF1 cold air blower clearing ice and snow at Mirabel Airport, QC, Canada. During the winter months, runways are vulnerable to snow and ice – each of which can significantly reduce what is known as the runway tolerance. This is the degree to which a landing aircraft can stop without sliding, and a plane taking off needs a similar level of grip in order to generate the speed needed to get off the ground. Hydroplaning is a condition that can exist when an aircraft is landed on a runway surface contaminated with standing water after heavy rain, slush, and/or wet snow. Hydroplaning can have serious...

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AF1 COLD AIR BLOWER TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS The AF1 (Air Forced One) comes in two different configurations: Rail Series or Airport Series. The AF1, with its high cold air velocity, can be used to blast away snow, ice, water, leaves, dirt or any foreign objects from rail tracks, third rail, and rail switches with cold air, or for airport operations, runways, taxiways, runway lights and aprons. The AF1 comes with an adjustable nozzle allowing desired airflow in the desired direction. The Rail Series comes with a hi-rail system permitting the truck to operate on road or rail. Both Series can be...

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