How the blower works

The blower is mainly composed of the following six parts: motor, air filter, blower body, air chamber, base (and oil tank), and oil dripping nozzle. The blower runs eccentrically on the rotor offset in the cylinder, and the volume change between the blades in the rotor groove sucks the air in, compresses, and expits it. In operation, the pressure difference of the blower is used to automatically send lubrication to the drip nozzle, and drip into the cylinder to reduce friction and noise, while keeping the gas in the cylinder from backflowing, this kind of blower is also called a sliding vane blower

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