1.What material is used for the outer shell of the air blower?

The outer shell of an air blower is typically made of a variety of materials, depending on its intended use. For example, some air blowers are designed specifically for a particular environment and require a specific shell material to protect it from corrosion and wear.

For instance, a commercial air blower used in the automotive industry might be made from stainless steel or other metals that can withstand extreme temperatures, while a laboratory air blower used for scientific experiments may be made out of aluminum.

For applications where an air blower is expected to operate in outdoor or wet conditions, polyester or heavy duty polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is usually the shell material of choice. These synthetic materials are waterproof, durable, and resistant to corrosion, making them a popular choice for protecting air blowers that are exposed to the elements.

For long life, air blowers made with a plastic shell are often reinforced with aluminum or steel to ensure a rigid, lightweight housing. Plastic also provides insulation against heat and sound, making it a great choice for air blowers that will be used in high-noise areas.

Finally, some air blowers feature housings made from a composite material, which combines plastic and metal together to offer a lightweight, yet rugged construction. This combination makes a composite shell ideal for air blowers that are required to operate in wild environments or under extreme conditions.

Regardless of whether a air blower features a metal, plastic, or composite shell, all of these materials offer protection for the delicate components within, helping to ensure reliable performance in any environment.

2.Which Industries Rely Heavily on Air Blowers for Operations?

1. Manufacturing
2. Mining
3. Agriculture
4. Automotive
5. Food Processing
6. Plastics
7. Construction
8. Ventilation
9. Foundries
10. Powder Technology

3.About compressed air blower patent

RAETTS won 5 Patents for invention, 18 Patents for utility models,3 Design patents +2 software copyrights,Dozens of patents under application,and formulated 1 Industrial standard and 2 Technical standards.

4.What are the common applications of an compressed air blower?

The air blower can be applied for wastewater treatment aeration,pneumatic conveying,sandblaster,combustion support,galvanization,air knife drying,aquaculture oxygenation,fish farming,etc.

5.About compressed air blower payment method

RAETTS accept payment by T/T(30% advance payment,70% before shipment)

6.About compressed air blower air blower origin

RAETTS air blower is made in China and made in Germany,we have factory both in China and Germany.

7.About the development history of compressed air blower factory

RAETTS was set up in the year of 2011,the first product is super series high speed centrifugal blower(belt-drive type).The second product is developed in 2014,it is the direct-drive type high speed centrifugal blower,higher efficiency than belt-drive type.Both of this two blowers are used as the air source of the air knife drying systems.The air bearing blower was developed in 2018 and maglev turbo blower was developed in 2019.In 2020,we developed turbo compressor,which is to meet different applications which need higher pressure.

8.What is the size of the air blower?

The air blower size and power depend on the application for which it is used for. Generally, midsize air blowers range from 3-4 to 7-8 horsepower (hp) for small workshops. For large workshops and industrial applications, air blowers with a power of 10 to 20 hp are used. The size of the air blower also depends upon the amount of air flow it needs to generate. Low-power air blowers have a capacity of 100 CFM (cubic feet per minute) and high-power air blowers can range from 600 to over 5,000 CFM.

In addition to the horsepower and air flow measurements, the size of the air blower is determined by its structural dimensions. It includes the width, length, depth and height. Though, small and large air blowers have the same horsepower and air flow, the frame sizes vary. Smaller, more compact blowers are typically more maneuverable and are ideal for operations where space is limited. This makes them more desirable for professional mechanics, hobbyists, and woodworkers. Medium-size air blowers have larger frames, providing higher airflow but have limited maneuverability. This makes these blowers more suitable for large workshops and industrial applications.

The size of the air blower also depends upon its efficiency and portability. Smaller air blowers are lightweight and more efficient in terms of energy consumption compared to larger models. This is the reason why mechanical workshops prefer smaller air blowers as they can be easily placed and adjusted in tight spaces. On the other hand, large blowers require large wall outlets and a large area of operation. Their motors also require more power, which is reflected in their greater energy consumption.

9.What Key Features Should You Look for in an Air Blower?

1. CFM: Make sure that the air blower you choose has the correct CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute) ratings to meet your needs.

2. Power: If you need to move air quickly and efficiently, look for an air blower with a higher power output.

3. Portability: If you need to take your air blower to different sites, choose one with built-in portability and handles.

4. Safety Features: Ensure the air blower has built-in safety features such as an automatic shut-off in case of overheating.

5. Price: Consider your budget when searching for an air blower as prices can range from a few dollars to several hundred.

10.About compressed air blower production skills training

RAETTS will train the production staffs for 3 months before they do production,including:machine operation,assembly,testing and so on.

11.How to troubleshoot common issues with an air blower?

1. Check the power supply: Make sure the proper voltage is being supplied to the air blower and that any wiring is properly connected and secure.

2. Check the air filters: Check the filters inside the blower for any dirt or debris that may be blocking air flow. If the filters are dirty, clean them with compressed air or a soft brush.

3. Inspect the fan: Check the fan blades for any damage or distortion which could be causing sub-optimal performance and possibly even noise. If the blades are damaged, replace them with new ones.

4. Check the exhaust port: Check the exhaust port for any blockages that could be restricting airflow.

5. Run a diagnostic test: If the air blower isn’t working correctly, try running a diagnostic test to identify any potential errors. Depending on the model of the machine, this may be done with a computer diagnostic tool or a battery or electric screwdriver.

6. Lubricate the air blower: If the blower is not getting any air flow, check the motor to ensure that it is lubricated properly.

7. Inspect the belts: Check the belts that drive the blower to be sure that they are tight and not worn or frayed.

12.About compressed air blower production capacity

RAETTS production quantity for air bearing blower and maglev turbo blower is about 200pcs/month,for high speed centrifugal blower is about 700pcs/month.

13.What are the advantages of using an turbo compressed air blower?

Comparing with tradition roots blowers,single-stage blowers and multi-stage blowers,turbo blowers effciency is 20%-30% higher,which means using an turbo air blower can help customer to save about 20-30% energy,and then reduce the eletric cost.

14.About compressed air blower technology

RAETTS air bearing blower technology is originated from South Korea and maglev turbo blower technology is originated from Germany.RAETTS also have R&D team from Xi’an Jiaotong University.

15.About compressed air blower inventory

For air bearing blower and maglev turbo blower,RAETTS doesn’t make stock,only produce air blower according to customers order(since different application site may need different designs).For high speed centrifugal blower,RAETTS makes stock.

16.About compressed air blower MOQ

Normally our MOQ for air blower is 1 set

17.How has air blower technology evolved over time?

Air blower technology has evolved over time in many ways to make it more efficient, reliable, and cost-effective. Since the beginnings of air blower technology, blowers have become more tenacious and lighter due to the advent of composite materials and improved engineering techniques.

Initially, most air blowers were powered by combustion engines, typically gasoline or diesel. Despite their efficiency, combustion engines pose a number of potential safety hazards and may be expensive to run. Today, the majority of air blowers are powered by electric motors, sometimes referred to as “turbo” motors, which provide more power with greater energy efficiency.

As far as performance is concerned, most air blowers now feature variable-speed control, which allows users to adjust the airflow output to fit the requirements of the job. Variable-speed control not only makes air blowers more efficient but also reduces the amount of time needed for repairs and maintenance. Additionally, many air blowers today are manufactured with eco-friendly designs that help to reduce energy consumption.

To meet the needs of the commercial market, air blowers are now built with advanced features such as digital temperature control and pressure gauges. This allows users to precisely set the desired temperature and pressure for their applications, while other features like low-noise motors make them easier to operate in quiet environments.

Air blower technology continues to improve, and manufacturers are now putting out models capable of speeds up to 15,000 RPM. This high level of performance helps to increase the efficiency of an air blower’s airflow, resulting in a faster work rate and even greater energy savings.

Overall, air blower technology has seen tremendous improvement over the years, from combustion engines to digital temperature control and high-speed motors. These advancements have helped to bring air blowers into the modern age, offering users greater ease of use and energy efficiency.

18.How to choose the right compressed air blower for your specific needs?

General speaking,we will do model selection of air blower according to customer’s required air flow,air pressure,application,installation altitude,suction media.

19.About compressed air blower overseas warehouse

RAETTS is cooperating with global distributors,some distributors has stock or sample in their warehouse.For now,RAETTS has Germany factory warehouse,and we are building the USA warehouse.

20.What are the maintenance requirements for an compressed air blower?

Different types of air blowers have different maintenance requirements,for traditional roots blower,end users need to add oil for lubrication,replace the ball bearing and change the air inlet filter periodically.But for turbo blower,the maintenance is quite easy and convenient,end users only need to change the air inlet filters 1-3 months.

21.About compressed air blower customization services

RAETTS has more than 20 peoples R&D team,which can help customer to do customization for the air blowers to meet the different applications