Fan Impeller

Industrial air blowers use a rotating impeller or rotor to create a vacuum, drawing in air or gas, and then accelerating it outward through centrifugal force. This increases the air's speed and volume, and as the high-velocity air is contained within the blower's housing, it converts to pressure, which is then discharged

A forward-curved centrifugal blower works by using a rotating impeller with blades curved in the direction of rotation, creating a high-volume, low-pressure airflow. This design efficiently moves large amounts of air at relatively low speeds, making it suitable for applications needing gentle and continuous airflow