The operating principle of a side channel blower is based on centrifugal force. The impeller, a rotating disk with blades, draws in the air or gas through an inlet port. As the impeller spins, the centrifugal force accelerates the fluid outward, creating a pressure differential. This pressure difference forces the fluid through a side channel, where it is further compressed before being discharged.   

Key Features and Benefits

High Pressure Capability: Side channel blowers can generate significantly higher pressures compared to other blower types, making them ideal for applications requiring strong airflow or vacuum.   

Energy Efficiency: Their design minimizes energy loss, resulting in efficient operation and reduced energy consumption.   

Low Noise Levels: Side channel blowers are known for their quiet operation, making them suitable for noise-sensitive environments.   

Versatility: They can be used for a wide range of applications, including pneumatic conveying, vacuum systems, aeration processes, and more.

Reliability: Side channel blowers are built to last, with robust construction and minimal maintenance requirements.   

Typical Applications