Adding Attachments to Air Flow Amplifiers
A compressed air flow amplifier is also called an air mover because it can move a significant amount of air. However, when you add an attachment at either the suction inlet or exhaust (amplified airflow) outlet, you will incur a back pressure, reducing the amount of amplified or moved airflow.
This back pressure can be minimized by maintaining a large diameter in the tube or pipe attachment, minimizing any bends and restrictions, and keeping the overall length of the attachment as short as possible.
Nex Flow Air Products Corp. manufactures compressed air-operated products for blow-off, drying, moving, and cooling and offers products to optimize compressed air use. If you have any questions concerning the use of compressed air –
Ask Les.
Adding Attachments to Air Flow Amplifiers
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