Lindab Transfer Duct System Instructions
- June 3, 2024
- Lindab
Table of Contents
Lindab Transfer Duct System
Areas of application
The Transfer duct system is used to advantage for comfort ventilation,
extraction systems for improved working environments, particle transport
within timber industries, e.g. sawmills, joineries, furniture manufacturers,
woodwork rooms, and plasma cutting facilities.
Contact your supplier if other areas of application or transport of other
materials are required, or if special operating conditions apply.
Assembly
The following types of joint are available:
- Clamp with handle (as standard for Ø ≤ 500 mm): SB, SB1
- Clamp with screw (as standard for Ø ≤ 500 mm): SB–2
- Flange (only as standard for Ø > 500 mm): FL
- Flexible hose: Hose clamp (MDC)
Clamp SB, SB1 or SB-2
- First thread the clamp over the entire bulge of one end and in over the duct.
- Then position both bulges next to one another and put the strap back over both bulges.
- Ensure that the ends of the gasket are not twisted. Then tighten the strap.
- Locking pin, which secure the strap against unintentional opening, is available as an accessory.
Flange
Place the flanges next to one another, possibly with sealant or sealing
compound between them if air-tightness class C applies. Then tighten the
screws alternately.
Flexible hose
Fasten the hose clamp behind the bead.
Suspension
The number of suspension positions and the distances between them must be
determined to ensure there is no deflection of the duct system.
Safety
Dust and shaving extraction systems must be designed to minimize potential
fire or explosion risks.
More information about these risks can be found in: Draft of CE standard from
CEN/TC 142/WG 10 ‘Chips and dust extraction systems’
Maintenance
The duct system normally doesn’t requires any maintenance but a regular check of wear and tear should be performed.
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