April 24, 2024
EMERSON Electric desk FAN Brass 29646 Original Deco NR
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1920-30c. Emerson Electric Company of St. Louis, MO., U.S.A., 12" Oscillating Desk Fan The Emerson Electric Company produced some of the most superb desk fans ever manufactured. This model is no exception. Of all of the desk fans Emerson produced in their 75 plus years of desk fan production, the Type 29646 can be considered one of the models that secured Emerson's reputation as the eminent fan and motor manufacturer . As with many of their fans, the type 29646 has an outstanding design that allows the owner to place a few drops of oil in one oil port every three months or so. This feature provides the owner with a minimum amount of required maintenance and will insure the fan will have a long life. The last version of this model sported a guard logo that sums it up best in three words " Built to Last". Some of the Features of the Emerson Type 29646 are: Dimensions-12" Blade Diameter Cast Iron Frame and Motor Housing Exclusive Emerson Lubricating System Features Spiraled Oil Grooves in Rotor to Provide Continuous Lubrication of Hardened Motor Shaft Solid Brass Parker Scalloped Blade Attached to a Steel Screw on Hub 3 Running Speeds with Finger Control Oscillation Mechanism Varies Oscillation from Stationary to 90 Degree Sweep Easily Convertible to Wall Mounting with Positive Locking Position to Secure the Motor. Every piece on this
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