Blower Side Chanel is a type of side channel blower, this tool also known as a vacuum pump or vacuum compressor, can produce pressures that are significantly higher than industrial fans. However, side channel blowers produce lower airflow than, for example, centrifugal fans. The principle of operating a vacuum pump has its own technology: the air is sucked through a fast turning propeller impeller. After this, the air in the side channel blower is pushed and compressed out by centrifugal force. This flows through the side channel back to the inside of the vacuum blower and is compressed again between two further blades

Side Chanel BlowerThe impellers in our model blowers are mounted directly on the motor shaft for noncontact compression entirely without friction. Maximum operational reliability, even at high differential pressures.is ensured by the arrangement of the bearings outside the compression chamber.The gas it taken in through the inlet. As it enters the side channel, the rotating impeller. Imparts velocity to the gas in the direction of rotation. Centrifugal force in the impeller blades accelerates the gas outward and the pressure increase. Every rotation adds kinetic energy. Resulting in the further increase of the pressure along the side channel. The side channel narrow at the rotor, sweeping the gas off the impeller blades and discharging it through the outlet silencer where it exits the side channel blower.

AIR ROOT BLOWER Series M Roots Blower (also called Positive Displacement Blower - PD Blower, or Rotary Blower) with tri-lobe are heavy duty style new products which technology is from America. It is the replacement for Duroflow models of Gardner Denver, RAM/RCS mod

Tri Loobs Blower the NSRH type clover spiral Roots blower on the basis of the manufacture and sale of a Roots blower for many years the development of new products using new technology. The machine through the use of new lines on the impeller, the overall adiabatiDuty of Series NSRH Tri-Lobe Roots Blower:Bore: 50 ~ 900mm.Flow capacity: 0.5 ~ 1300m3/minPressure rise: 9.8kPa~98.8kPaVacuum: -49kPa.