The ultra high speed turbo blower is a single-stage centrifugal blower primarily used for wastewater treatment. It forces air into the water at high speed for aeration, breaking down bacteria and organic matter during the water treatment process.

The high speed turbo blower is designed for industrial wastewater treatment, aquaculture and pond management applications. Its primary function is to pump compressed air into water to increase oxygen levels.

Roots blowers are positive displacement blowers that utilize "meshed" rotors to divide inlet from outlet, creating an "air inlet/outlet separation." Driven by two synchronous gears, these rotors move in opposite directions to push gas from air inlet to exhaust port without internal compression.

Rotary blowers are machines used to aerate wastewater aeration tanks, to suspend solids in channels and aerated grit chambers. When in operation, it uses rotating blades within the housing to generate pressure and push air into the water in the form of a continuous air or stream.