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Hapco, Inc. supplies a wide range of industrial heater blowers and high pressure blowers for all your construction and industrial needs. From commercial roofing to the packaging and the automotive industry, a heat blower can be used for many purposes, especially with the BAK brand. Discover our hot air blower range today.

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2 Types of Air Blowers

Hot Air Blower

A hot air blower—sometimes called an industrial heater blower or simply a heat blower—is a handheld device used for various industrial heating purposes. Like heat guns, hot air blowers heat and blow air to weld thermoplastics used in commercial roofing for example. Hot air blowers provide convenient, continuous operation, and you can adjust the temperature as needed.

High Pressure Blower

High-pressure blowers are devices that create an intense blast of air. They can be used for everything from cleaning dust off machinery to assisting in metalworking. Unlike hot air blowers, high-pressure blowers aren’t air heaters—meaning they don’t produce heat.

🔥 Hot Air Blowers Comparison

Product Power (W) Air Flow (CFM) Max Temp (°F) Use Case Notes
BAK Compact Heat Blower Up to 6100 Up to 33.5 1202 High-output heat welding, roofing Multiple variants available
BAK RiOn BL Up to 1600 Up to 8.8 1202 Compact jobs, portable heat source Multiple variants available
BAK SorOn Up to 100 Up to 14.1 1202 Light-duty precision heating Limited power, high precision
BAK ErOn BL Up to 3400 Up to 21.2 1202 Medium-duty industrial applications Multiple variants available

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💨 High & Medium Pressure Blowers Comparison

Product Type Air Flow (CFM) Use Case Notes
HD140 High Pressure 51.2 – 60 Industrial air heater systems Strong airflow
HD150 High Pressure 45.9 – 53 Industrial air heater systems Compact size
HD240 High Pressure 128.9 – 156 High-output industrial heating Heavy-duty operations
MD10 Medium Pressure 173 – 183.6 Broad industrial heating High flow, versatile
MD14 Medium Pressure 582.7 – 688.6 Very high-volume applications Largest capacity in list
Air Station N200 High Power Supply 7 Pairs with WeldOn/WeldOn S SKU: DX154
Air Station N80 High Power Supply 2.8 Pairs with WeldOn/WeldOn S SKU: DX153

Blowers Applications

Both hot air and high-pressure blowers are used in various industries for varying purposes. Check out the guide below for a comprehensive breakdown:

Packaging Industry

Sectors

Chemicals
Cosmetics
Medical technology
Food & drinks
Pharmaceuticals

Uses

Heating up aluminum tubing
Heating up shrink tunnel
Warming foam
Accelerating mixing
Shrinking safety rings
Shrinking wrappers
Sterilizing test needles
Drying printing ink
Deburring
Shrinking seal
Welding PE foil bags

Automotive Industry

Customers

Automobile manufacture
Automobiles suppliers
OEM Customers

Uses

Activating hotmelt adhesive
Curing adhesive
Heating up gear rings
Burning-in paint after pad printing and removing coating
Hot air riveting car door interior paneling
Separating and simultaneous welding plastic fabrics
Bending and bonding interior door panels
De-flashing of Angel Air from Extruded parts
Exhaust Particulate Filtration

Air Blower FAQ

How does a heat blower work?

Industrial heat blowers draw air through a filter to remove dust particles or other contaminants. The air is then heated to the desired temperature by passing it either over a heating element. This hot air is blown over the product that needs to be dried or cooled using an axial fan.

Where are blowers produced?

Our range of both high-pressure blowers and heat blowers are produced in Switzerland.

What is thermocouple placement?

A thermocouple is a temperature sensor used in industrial heating to measure the amount of heat produced by a heating device. Thermocouple placement is the process of choosing where to place the thermocouples on a given element. A typical thermocouple placement is through the center of the element until it extends just past the end of the element. This process is important because it affects how accurate your temperature readings will be.

What are some blower best practices?

Here are some best practices to keep in mind when operating a blower:

Avoid overheating
Maintain a moderate pressure
Clean the device to ensure it remains in working condition
Use an accurate thermometer for temperature regulation
Ensure adequate device ventilation

The Hapco Quality

Quality Comes First

We buy the best heating tools and equipment direct from Switzerland, package them for customers, and deliver it to you for easy use or reselling. It’s a turnkey solution that makes it simple and efficient for our distributor partners.

With over 30 years of experience in the industry, Hapco Inc. is the best partner for all your needs in heat guns, welding tools, generators, pumps and extruders.

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