Air Amplifiers - Use Compressed Air Efficiently for Venting, Exhausting,
Cooling, Drying and Cleaning

Air Amplifiers are efficient air movers that put the surrounding ambient air to work in order to solve common industrial problems. Air Amplifiers can be used to vent welding smoke, cool hot parts, clean machined parts, distribute heat in molds/ovens, ventilate confined areas, exhaust tank fumes and wipe hose, wire, and fiber optics.

Air Amplifiers pull in large volumes of surrounding room air to create output airflows that are up to 25 times that of the compressed air consumption rate, while still being quiet.

The airflow and velocity of an Air Amplifier are infinitely controllable. Large or small volumes of air are easily obtained by controlling the amount of compressed air usage with a pressure regulator.

High Temperature Air Amplifiers are very efficient for pushing high volumes of hot air to points that typically remain cool. These special Air Amplifiers can handle temperatures up to 700 degrees Fahrenheit and have a special coated surface.

Super Air Amplifiers have the highest ratios of amplification and are the most efficient. They have been designed so that a precise amount of compressed air is released at exactly the right time toward the center of the Super Air Amplifier. This creates a constant, high velocity outlet flow across the entire area. They are typically three times quieter than other Air Amplifiers.

Adjustable Air Amplifiers have very good amplification also, but allow you to adjust the air gap. This adjustment allows you to have an outlet flow from a "breeze" to a "blast". Adjustable Air Amplifiers are manufactured in aluminum or stainless steel, with the stainless steel allowing them to be used in food service and corrosive environments, and at higher temperatures.

Simple and low cost Air Amplifiers offer distinct advantages over blowers and fans. Energy conscious plants might think a blower to be a better choice due to its slightly lower electrical consumption compared to a compressor. In reality, a blower is an expensive capital expenditure that requires frequent downtime and costly maintenance of filters, belts and bearings.

Air Amplifiers offer the following advantages:

• Compact, lightweight and portable
• Use no electricity
• Allow variable force and flow for a variety of operations
• High temperature models are available for temperatures up to 700 degrees Fahrenheit. The bearings in blowers typically start to fail around 125 degrees Fahrenheit.
• No moving parts to wear out, assuring low maintenance during operation
• No internal obstructions   

Super Air Amplifier - Patented Super Air Amplifiers provide higher efficiency than ordinary air movers.

Adjustable Air Amplifier - In both aluminum and stainless steel, the Adjustable Air Amplifier can be adjusted to fit your specific application.