Description

VAIR Air Amplifier Air Amplifier is ideal for conveying any material that can be moved in airflow and for removing fumes and scrap. Since air amplifiers move large volumes of air using only a small amount of compressed air, they are economical to operate. How Does an Air Amplifier Work? A small amount of compressed air enters the annular orifice of the air amplifier. The compressed air accelerates to sonic speed as it exits the orifice. At the exit, the sonic speed air creates a low pressure area (vacuum area) drawing in the surrounding air creating the amplification and utilizing the free ambient air to create large flows. Air Amplifier uses a small amount of compressed air to create a much larger volume of air, as much as *5 times the amount of amplification. The total volume of air output and the volume of compressed air input are infinitely adjustable. An air amplifier uses a small amount of filtered compressed air to deliver a large airflow for a wide range of conveying, ventilation, drying and cooling applications. The high-flow, bladeless blowers don�t require machine guards and are especially useful for removing metal chips and scrap, ventilating fumes or smoke, and conveying small parts, pellets, powders and dust. An air amplifier is used in both ducted and unducted applications. In ducted applications, they are used at flow rates up to ***0 SCFM (****0 SLPM). Air Amplifiers are excellent for ventilating, air conveying, drying and cooling.