Blower

Choose ventilation or outdoor debris cleanup first.

Boke Tools supplies portable axial blowers for ducted site ventilation and a separate four-stroke petrol blower vacuum for outdoor cleanup. These are different jobs: choose the BLR range by airflow, pressure and duct diameter, or the EBV245A when loose debris must be blown or collected.

Open the blower selection guide and FAQ

Compare the current blower range.

BLR-V08: compact 200 mm ventilation

The smallest BLR model, rated at 25 m³/min airflow and 245 Pa pressure. It suits targeted air movement and tighter routes using matching 8-inch ducting.

BLR-V12: mid-size 300 mm ventilation

A 300 mm model rated at 65 m³/min and 385 Pa. It is the middle option when a route needs more airflow without moving to a 400 mm duct system.

BLR-V16: higher-volume 400 mm ventilation

The largest current BLR model, rated at 90 m³/min and 498 Pa. It pairs with matching 16-inch ducting for larger airflow routes.

EBV245A: petrol blower and vacuum

A four-stroke petrol machine for blowing or collecting loose outdoor debris. It is a cleanup tool, not a substitute for the BLR ducted ventilation models.

Portable blower FAQ

Which BLR blower size should I choose?

Start with the required airflow, pressure, duct diameter, route length and available access. Do not select only by the fan diameter; bends and a longer route can affect practical airflow.

Are 5 m and 10 m flexible ducts available?

The BOKE catalogue lists matching 8-inch, 12-inch and 16-inch ducts in 5 m and 10 m lengths. Confirm the required diameter, quantity and connection arrangement when ordering.

Does a ventilation blower cool the air?

The BLR models move and direct air; they do not refrigerate it. A blower can support ventilation, but site assessment, gas testing and other controls may still be required for confined or hazardous work areas.

Can the EBV245A be used for indoor ventilation?

No. The EBV245A is a petrol-powered outdoor cleanup machine. Use the electric BLR range for planned ducted ventilation and follow the site's ventilation and electrical requirements.

What to send for a blower check

Share the job type, work-area photos, required airflow route, duct diameter and length, bends, power supply and whether the task is ventilation, blowing loose debris or vacuum collection.