Centrifugal Blower vs Axial Fan: What's the Difference?
Both terms refer to the same type of impeller structure, differing only in their assembly configuration: A standalone rotating curved-surface impeller without a volute casing is known as a centrifugal impeller; The complete assembly—comprising the impeller paired with a molded volute casing to collect airflow and deliver pressurized air laterally—is called a centrifugal blower (or simply a blower). They operate on the same principle, utilizing centrifugal force to generate high-pressure airflow. View products: TKFAN Centrifugal Fan Product Catalog.