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Why is the Griffin-aire a positive pressure design?

April 26, 2017design griffin-aire positive pressure

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Why is the Griffin-aire a positive pressure design?

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The positive pressure design helps in many ways. It aids in the flow of the dust down the bags to help keep them clean. It prevents water from being drawn into the housing, unlike negative systems. And it reduces the amount of ductwork needed.