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SLIP ON FLANGE DUCT

  • A slip-on flange duct is a type of ductwork that incorporates slip-on flanges, also known as lap joint flanges, into its design. These flanges have a distinctive design with a raised circular collar that fits over the end of the duct.
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Description

Different Materials of Slip On Flange Duct and There Benefits

  • Benefits:
    • Corrosion Resistance: Galvanized steel provides excellent resistance to rust and corrosion, making it suitable for outdoor and high-humidity environments.
    • Durable: It offers durability and longevity due to the protective zinc coating.
    • Cost-Effective: Galvanized steel is cost-effective and widely available.

Advantages of Slip On Flange Duct

Customization:

These ducts can be customized to meet specific project requirements in terms of size, length, and flange dimensions. This flexibility allows for precise design and installation.

Customization:

Slip-on flange ducts ducts can be customized to meet specific project requirements in terms of size, length, and fittings. This flexibility allows for precise design and installation in various HVAC applications.

Maintenance Accessibility

Slip-on flange ducts make it easier to access the interior of the duct system for cleaning, inspections, or repairs. This accessibility can contribute to the overall maintenance of the HVAC system.

Versatility:

Slip-on flange ducts are versatile and can be used in various HVAC and industrial applications where frequent access or modifications are required. They are often used for connecting duct sections, attaching accessories, or making changes to the duct system.

Cost-Effective:

Slip-on flange ducts are often a cost-effective choice for specific applications due to their ease of installation and adaptability.

Leak Prevention:

The design of slip-on flanges helps prevent leaks and ensures that the joint remains sealed during operation. This is especially important in applications where air leakage can impact system efficiency.
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