Spiral Ducting
Spiral ducting is one of the most common elements of a ventilation system and its spiral form makes it cost effective and more air tight than its rectangular counterparts. The ducting is classed as ‘female’ so other bends and parts will easily slip inside the spiral ducting.
What Makes Spiral Ducting Unique?
Spiral ducting offers unique features such as enhanced flexibility, cost-effectiveness and durability.
Due to its unique features and benefits, spiral ducting has become a popular choice for industrial ventilation systems. Unlike traditional rectangular ducting systems, spiral ducting is made from a continuous metal coil, providing several advantages over other ducting materials. Its affordability, improved sealing, and ease of installation are key features that set it apart. Spiral ducting uses less metal than rectangular ducting and provides optimal airflow. Additionally, it is a “female product”, making installation a straightforward process. Consider spiral ducting from iDuct for your next project.
Spiral Duct Sizes to Suit Your Business Needs
A range of sizes is available to help you find the best solution for your requirements.
We know it’s essential to have flexible options when seeking a ducting solution for your business. Therefore, we’re delighted to offer customers various spiral ducting sizes. With 16 options, you can purchase spiral ducting with diameters from 100mm to 800mm. The sizing is based on the inside diameter of the ducting. If you’re unsure what size you need, don’t hesitate to call and speak to one of our specialists, who can advise you further.
Installing Your Spiral Ducting
It’s crucial to plan the installation of your spiral ducting carefully for correct and safe performance.
Setting up a spiral ducting system can be a sophisticated task, so you must plan the installation thoroughly and consult an expert. Not doing so may cause you to have incorrect or missing components, the system to operate inefficiently, or your company to run afoul of industry standards and regulations. Spiral ducting tubes are considered ‘female’ components, which means that ‘male’ components like duct fittings such as bends, connectors and dampers can easily slip inside to form your required solution. When installing the spiral ductwork, you need to consider factors like your environment space, working processes, customisation, support systems, and insulation, to name just a few. The specialists at iDuct can advise you on everything you need to know about installing your spiral ducting and assist in the process where required.
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