PNEUMATIC BLOWER

How to Choose the Right Pneumatic Blower?

When selecting a pneumatic blower, it is important to consider all the factors that will affect performance, including pressure and airflow requirements, size and shape of the device, type of motor required for operation, noise level, vibration levels, installation location and power source. Additionally, these blowers can be used in many different applications, so it is important to look for a product that will provide the best performance within your specific application. Furthermore, it is essential to find one that fits your budget and will last through many years of wear and tear. To get the most out of your purchase, shop for pneumatic blowers at Allinton to ensure you make the right choice.

Browse Our Range of Pneumatic Blowers

Allinton offers a wide range of pneumatic blowers to meet your specific needs and requirements. Our pneumatic blowers are designed to provide high-performance and efficient air flow, making them suitable for a variety of applications. Whether you need a blower for industrial use or any other hardware, we can help you find the right product for you. 

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Frequently Asked Questions About Pneumatic Blowers

1. How does a pneumatic blower work?

A pneumatic blower is a type of material-handling mechanism that utilises air pressure to move air, gas or particulate matter. It comprises a motor, compressor and a fan. The motor drives the compressor, which compresses air and forces it into the fan. The fan then accelerates the air and discharges it at high speed, creating a flow of air that pushes the matter to its destination. Pneumatic blowers are often used for material handling, in which materials are transported from one point to another. They are also found in air-conditioning systems where they evenly distribute conditioned or cool air throughout industrial buildings through ducts. Internally, these blowers also help to cool down parts like heat exchangers and condenser coils by pushing cold air towards them. 

2. What are the applications of air blowers?

Air blowers such as pneumatic blowers have various applications including ventilation, air cooling and circulation, material conveying, drying, and aeration. They are largely used in industries such as manufacturing, construction, agriculture, food and beverage processing, and more. Apart from industrial applications, they can also be used for personal and household applications such as aquarium and pool aeration.

3. What are the advantages of a blower?

Pneumatic or air blowers offer numerous benefits over traditional blowers or fans. Firstly, they are highly efficient as they rely on compressed air to move matter, which reduces energy consumption and saves money on energy costs. They are also low-maintenance, as they have few moving parts and do not require oil or grease, making them ideal for various uses. Additionally, air blowers are highly versatile, as they can be adjusted to accommodate a wide range of air flow and pressure requirements.In addition to pneumatic blowers, ventilation fans or air dusters are also employed to regulate air flow within a workstation and take away dust and chips on the surface of machine tools and other parts respectively.