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Package Includes:
- 1 x 4020 Turbo 3D Fan Cooler
Specifications:
Model | 4020 |
Operating Voltage | 12V |
Dimensions | 4 x 4cms |
Weight | 50 grams |
1. Should I have a fan blowing on my 3D printer?
- Yes, cooling fans improve the print quality of PLA 3D prints significantly. Many fan ducts or shrouds that direct air to PLA parts work well to improve overhangs, bridges, and overall detail. For PLA 3D prints, we recommend using high-quality cooling fans at full speed.
2.What is the difference between a fan and a blower?
- A fan and a blower are both devices that are used to move air or gases, but they operate in slightly different ways and have different applications. Here are some key differences between the two:
- Operation: A fan typically uses blades to generate airflow, while a blower uses a motor and an impeller to create airflow. As a result, blowers are generally more powerful than fans and are capable of generating higher airflow rates.
- Size: Fans are generally smaller in size than blowers, making them more suitable for applications where space is limited.
- Purpose: Fans are primarily used to circulate air and provide cooling, while blowers are used to move air or gases over longer distances or to higher pressures.
- Applications: Fans are commonly used in household appliances, such as air conditioners and portable fans, as well as in computers and other electronic devices. Blowers are used in a wide range of applications, including air conditioning and heating systems, industrial processes, and power generation.
3. What is DC blower?
- A DC blower is a type of blower that operates using direct current (DC) electricity. It consists of a motor and an impeller, which are powered by DC voltage. DC blowers are commonly used in a variety of applications, including air conditioning and heating systems, industrial processes, and power generation. One advantage of DC blowers is that they are highly efficient and can operate at a wide range of speeds, allowing for precise control of airflow.
- They are also often smaller and lighter than AC blowers, making them more suitable for applications where space is limited. DC blowers can be powered by a variety of different sources, including batteries, solar panels, and DC power supplies. They are commonly used in portable and off-grid systems, as well as in applications where AC power is not available or not suitable.
4.What is the working principle of blower?
- The working principle of a blower is based on the movement of air or gas using an impeller. An impeller is a type of rotor with a series of blades or vanes that spins within a housing or casing. When the impeller is powered by a motor, it generates a flow of air or gas as the blades rotate. The flow of air or gas generated by the impeller is directed through an outlet port, which allows the blower to move air or gas over a distance or to a specific location. The speed of the impeller and the size and shape of the blades determine the volume and velocity of the airflow or gas flow generated by the blower.