A cross-flow fan is a fluid that cross-flow fan through the fan impeller twice, the fluid flows in the radial direction and then flows out in the radial direction. The intake and exhaust directions are in the same plane

DC axial fans are very versatile, that is, the airflow in the same direction as the axis of the blades, such as electric fans, air conditioners, and external fans are fans that operate in axial flow.

The AC axial fan has a very wide range of uses, that is, the airflow in the same direction as the axis of the blade, such as electric fans, and the external fan of the air conditioner is an AC axial fan.

Axial AC fans are a type of fan that blows air along the axis of the fan—that is, the fan's curved blades force air to move in parallel with the shaft on which the blades rotate. Some of the typical applications for AC cooling fans include Industrial equipment.