Ducting and Fitting
The Ducting and Fitting category encompasses the entire physical infrastructure required to move conditioned air throughout a building. This comprehensive system—ranging from main trunk lines to terminal connections—is the cornerstone of energy efficiency, air quality, and noise control in any modern HVAC installation.
A complete system relies on interconnected components for structural integrity and performance:
Core Distribution: Rigid Ducting (galvanized steel) forms the main, high-pressure trunk lines, offering superior structural strength and low frictional losses. Flexible Ducting provides the necessary versatility, bridging connections to terminal units and navigating complex architectural obstacles.
Aerodynamic Routing: Essential Fittings and Accessories such as segment bends, reducers, and T-pieces are engineered to facilitate directional changes and branching while minimizing static pressure loss. High-quality fittings are vital to ensuring the fan system operates efficiently.
Airtightness and Isolation: Sealing Tapes and Materials are applied to all joints and seams to achieve mandatory airtightness standards, preventing significant energy leakage. Meanwhile, Flexible Duct Connectors are strategically used to isolate fans and blowers from the rigid system, absorbing vibration and dramatically reducing noise transmission to occupied spaces.
By investing in high-quality ducting and fitting components, installers guarantee a reliable, low-leakage system that sustains high performance, minimizes operational costs, and ensures the conditioned air reaches every zone as designed.