Quick Answer: The Air Blower is an electrically powered laboratory blower that supplies a steady flow of air to an air track or low-friction track, forming an air cushion that reduces friction under moving gliders.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Electric powered; gives continuous, steady airflow
Connects to the track through a suitable hose or connector
Compact and easy to operate
Used for motion, acceleration and collision experiments on air tracks
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Function
Provides airflow to reduce friction in experimental set-ups
Operation
Electric powered
Application
Air track, low-friction track, motion and collision experiments
About This Product
The blower is placed on a dry bench, connected to the track and switched on, and the airflow is allowed to settle before a glider is placed on the track. With friction reduced, students can study uniform motion, acceleration, elastic and inelastic collisions and the conservation of momentum more clearly. Schools, colleges and institutes in Dominican Republic, Central African Republic, Suriname, South Sudan, Chile and Kiribati can order the Air blower from Educational Instrument.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the Air Blower be used with a low-friction track?
Yes. It supplies air to suitable air track or low-friction track set-ups through a hose or connector.