DUCT HOSE - DH 4"

DUCT HOSE 5M FOR PVT50-DN5MPVT50

DUCT HOSE 10M FOR PVT50-DN10MPVT50

Ducting and ventilation hoses are very lightweight and flexible. They are designed to extract and convey gases and fumes of different substances, dust, sawdust, wood shavings, wood chips, loose bulk materials and granules, also highly abrasive. Duct hoses are hoses that are installed in buildings, facilities, vehicles, etc., and used for sending and exhausting, collected dust, discharging powder, etc. Duct hoses have various characteristics such as flame retardance, cold resistance, oil resistance, etc. The difference between ducting and a hose essentially comes down to size, wall thickness and the media you push through them. Hoses are designed to be generally smaller in diameter than ducts.

Flex ducts are regularly used to transfer light dust particulate away from a specific area. This is often done for safety reasons in many occupational fields because dust can be harmful to health. The type of dust involved in these applications can vary from very fine wood dust to fertilizer particulate Ducting hoses are extensively used for suction (under vacuum) but also as delivery hoses (under pressure) to blow air or gases. Not only is flexible ducting often more cost effective to purchase, but flexible ducting can also offer savings in the form of thermal insulation. You can reduce energy costs with flexible ducting, as it prevents warm or cold air from escaping, ensuring your HVAC is operating at its most efficient and effective

To move hydraulic fluid from one part assembly to the next, a flexible hose is made to be bendable. It can bend in any direction, operate at any angle, and receive valves and fittings from any location thanks to its versatile design. The difference between ducting and a hose essentially comes down to size, wall thickness and the media you push through them. Hoses are designed to be generally smaller in diameter than ducts. Why is Ductwork Important? The ductwork in your home is responsible for circulating the air around your home. Properly sized and installed ductwork has multiple benefits. First, it will reduce the strain on your HVAC equipment, prolonging its life and saving you money in energy costs.