Abstract: The present invention provides a high-pressure blower comprising a fan arrangement which includes a fan, and a fan housing for conveying working air. An electromotor drives the fan via a motor shaft to provide motor self-ventilation by generating a cooling air stream flowing through the motor due to a cooling wheel driven by the rotor. A wall section separates the interior space of the fan housing accommodating the fan airtight from the interior space of the blower accommodating the electromotor so that the cooling air stream flowing through the electromotor is separated and independent of the air flow of the working air conveyed to the fan.

Abstract: The present invention provides a high-pressure blower comprising a fan arrangement which includes a fan (82), and a fan housing (83) for conveying working air. An electromotor drives the fan (82) via a motor shaft (72) with means for motor self-ventilation by generating a cooling air stream flowing through the motor by means of a cooling wheel driven by the rotor. A wall section (70) separates the interior space of the fan housing (83) accommodating the fan (82) airtight from the interior space of the blower accommodating the electromotor (2) so that the cooling air stream flowing through the electromotor is separated and independent of the air flow of the working air conveyed to the fan (82).

Abstract: A brushless dc external-rotor motor having a hollow cylindrical heat sink fastened to the peripheral border region of a printed circuit board. Power semiconductors are arranged on an inner cylinder wall of the heat sink in a heat conducting manner, and the cylinder wall forms part of the peripheral border of the stator flange in the motor. A connector fastens Hall generator(s) on the circuit board and provides the electrical connection with the circuit board. The connector can be soldered along with all other electronic components in a joint soldering process, wherein a subassembly of a preassembled circuit board and a heat sink fastened to its periphery and carrying the power semiconductors passes through a solder bath to solder all components in a single soldering process. It is subsequently necessary only to plug the Hall generator or generators onto the connector or connectors soldered onto the circuit board.