An axial blower, or axial fan, moves larges volumes of air at low pressure by having airflow parallel to the axis of rotation, similar to a propeller. It consists of an impeller with blades, powered by a motor, that creates a low-pressure zone on the intake side and a higher-pressure zone on the discharge side. Axial fans are known for their compact design, energy efficiency, and simple structure, making them ideal for ventilation, electronics cooling, and industrial applications.