Blowers
Blowers are equipment used for vacuuming or pressurizing the air with the drive of the electric motor they are connected to. The air sucked by the propellers or helical lobes inside the blower body is pushed to the outlet part by pressurization and transmitted to the line where the blower is connected. Blowers transmit oil-free and dry air to the line they are connected to. Popularly known as “blower fan, blower motor, centrifugal fan or vacuum pump”, blowers have some differences from fans.
- Fans create gas flow with less pressure and greater flow than blowers. Blowers produce higher pressure than fans.
- While fans are used for larger areas, such as in areas where ventilation systems are used, blowers deliver compressed air to a specific location or point.
The blower has many advantages. Blowers give oil-free air or gas, thus providing a regular flow of air and gas. It is easy to maintain and does not require extra maintenance costs. It is also advantageous in terms of its longevity. One of the most common complaints about this type of equipment is the high noise level. Having options with low noise levels in blower types will significantly eliminate this problem.
