A Super Air Amplifier™ efficiently draws in large volumes of surrounding air by using a minimal amount of compressed air to generate high-volume, high-velocity outlet flows through a fixed air gap. By employing the Coanda effect, a fundamental principle of fluid dynamics, these Air Amplifiers offer a straightforward and cost-effective solution for air circulation, moving smoke, fumes, and light materials. They also serve as effective blowers for cooling, cleaning, and drying parts or processes, and in dust collection applications at workstations.

Quiet and efficient, Super Air Amplifiers can create output flows up to 25 times their consumption rate. Both the vacuum and discharge ends of the Air Amplifier can be ducted, making them ideal for drawing fresh air from another location or for removing smoke and fumes.

Compressed air flows through the air inlet (1) into an annular chamber (2). It is then throttled through a small ring nozzle (3) at high velocity. This primary airstream adheres to the Coanda profile (4), which directs it toward the outlet. A low pressure area is created at the center (5), inducing a high volume flow of surrounding air into the primary airstream. The combined flow of primary and surrounding air exhausts from the Air Amplifier in a high volume, high velocity flow.