Axial Fans and Blowers
Improve airflow for air cooled thermal management solutions for increase heat dissipation and performance.
Extended Air Cooling Performance
Boost air cooling solution performance with best-fit fan or blower solution.
Customizable
Meet demanding applications with Boyd’s technology and design options.
Axial Fans and Blowers
Fans and blowers are the simplest and most cost-efficient method of increasing air-cooled thermal performance. Adding a fan or blower to a natural convection solution improves heat transfer by directing cooler air into, around and/or over primary thermal device, forcing heat and hot air out of an assembly.
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What Are Blowers?
Blowers pull intake air along the rotation axis and direct flow perpendicular to that axis with the blower housing. Blowers have a higher pressure drop than fans, which allows the blower to push air harder against flow resistances like heat sinks or tight air ducting.
How Do Fans and Blowers Work?
Fans and blowers force air over a thermal component like a heat sink or heat exchanger. Blowers and fans push air warmed by hot surfaces out of the assembly with cooler air. Forced air maintains a constant flow of cool air to decrease heat source temperatures and dissipate heat safely away from sensitive components.
Why use Fans for Air Cooling?
Improve the performance of your air cooled thermal management solution by increasing air flow and heat transfer with fans or blowers. When ambient environment or natural convection cooling cannot sustain enough heat transfer for higher power applications, fans and forced air convection cooling are designed to manipulate this environment. Increased airflow to forced convection heat sinks enable engineers to dissipate more heat load within a similar volume.
Boyd’s Extreme Air Cooling
Boyd’s expertise in maximizing the effectiveness of air cooling includes our ability to customize design high performance fans to meet demanding application requirements. We’re able to customize impeller and housing geometry as well motor construction and controller options like speeds, voltages, and function types and supporting solutions to manage, minimize or control acoustics and vibration. Boyd’s advanced design and analytics team paired with our comprehensive manufacturing and test facilities produce higher flow rates while minimizing acoustics and vibration, allowing customers additional system design flexibility.
Boyd’s Integrated Design Approach
Our wholistic approach to designing extreme air cooling encompasses the entire airflow process, from intake, ducting, fans and blowers, to advanced heat sinks and heat exchangers, and exhausts. Boyd’s engineering team optimizes not just design, but the manufacturability of fan and blower based solutions.
Efficiently Spread and Transport Heat
Heat pipes integrated into other thermal technologies create a more wholistic, higher performing, more efficient thermal management solution. Heat pipes enhance air cooling with higher thermal conductivity and can transport heat, spread heat, or improve air-cooled heat sink efficiency to delay the need for liquid cooled solutions in increasing heat loads.
Axial Fan Product Details
Typical Frame Sizes
- 25 x 25 mm – 120 x 120 mm
- Larger options available
Bearing Options
- Fluid Sleeve Bearing (FLB)
- Ball Bearing (BB)
Voltage Options
- 5V, 12V, 24V, 48V
Control Options
- Frequency Generation
- Restart protection
- Rotation Detection
- Pulse Width Modulation (PWM)
High Performance Air Cooling in a Variety of Formats
Blowers can handle a greater pressure drop, which is ideal for use with high fin density heat sinks and heat exchangers for high performance cooling. Blowers generate air flow perpendicular to the inlet(s), allowing for more flexibility in housing geometry. This also enables more localized cooling and greater creativity in system design.
Low Profile Blowers
Low-profile blowers are ideal for hot spot cooling or high performance electronics in thin formats like consumer electronics. Low profile blowers generate localized, highly directional cooling, typically used in conjunction with a low profile advanced heat sink, heat pipes, or vapor chambers.
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