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An Instrument Cooling Fan is a type of fan designed to provide cooling for sensitive electronic instruments and equipment. These fans are typically used to prevent overheating in devices like laboratory equipment, industrial control panels, computers, medical devices, and audio-visual systems.

Key Features of Instrument Cooling Fans:

1. Purpose: The primary function is to maintain the temperature of electronic instruments by dissipating heat, which can affect performance and longevity if not controlled.

2. Types:

   • Axial Fans: The most common type for instrument cooling. They move air in a straight line and are effective for cooling within enclosures or cabinets.
   • Blowers: These fans provide higher pressure and are used when air needs to be forced through small ducts or across specific components.
   • Centrifugal Fans: They are used when high pressure and targeted airflow are needed.