End dragging or kinked flex hose connections on cutter heads and other moving equipment by installing a Ball Joint. The base swivels a full 360 degrees, letting the hose move freely above the machine while airflow stays steady. It's the simple fix for flex hose that keeps binding, sagging, or wearing out where your equipment moves, and it pairs well with swivel joints for even greater range of motion.
Rolled-lip end that connects to Quick Clamp Clamp-Together Duct (CTD) using quick clamps and gaskets, while the hose side connects in minutes with a simple worm clamp (not included). Fast to set up, easy to adjust, and quick to take apart for cleaning or relocation.
Features
Industrial tubing bell mouth fittings create a smooth, funnel-shaped entry point that reduces turbulence and helps maintain capture velocity at pickup points. Built for industrial tubing duct systems. Engineered to support consistent airflow across dust and fume collection systems.
Adjustable sleeves O-ring join duct sections and fittings, absorbing minor length variances so field installs go together without custom cutting. Built for rolled lip clamp-together duct systems. Available in galvanized steel and multiple gauge. Select from multiple gasket types.
Adjustable sleeves join duct sections and fittings, absorbing minor length variances so field installs go together without custom cutting. Built for clamp-together duct systems in stainless steel and multiple gauge. Select o-ring to match your application.
Clamp together rolled lip hose adaptors for transition points. Hose adapters are used to connect the duct to flex hose. One end of the adapter is typically rolled-lip and the other end is a raw end (approximately the size of the inside diameter, ID, of the hose) with an expanded bead knurled onto the adapter end—allowing 2" of adjustability. A worm clamp is used to tighten the hose to the adapter and the expanded bead keeps it from sliding off.
Rolled lip double branch fittings combines two branch takeoffs into a single component, tapping two secondary runs into the main line at once. This consolidates what would otherwise require two separate branch fittings into one connection point, saving install time and reducing the number of joints in the system. Available in galvanized and stainless steel. Standard 18 gauge.
Strong stainless steel quick clamps with integrated EPDM gasket for clamp-together dust collection duct. Compatible with the following standard, heavy-gauge, and airtight duct systems:
Flange Adapters let you switch between flanged duct and clamp-together duct in one fitting. A flange on one end bolts to your existing flanged duct, equipment ports, or any component with a companion flange, while the other end drops straight into your clamp-together run. It's the bridge between two duct systems, letting you tie modern ductwork into existing flanged lines without reworking the whole system.
Features
Rolled lip ball joints and swivel joints easily connect tubing to flex hose. Eliminates kinked flex hose connections on cutter heads and other moving equipment. Base swivels a full 360 degrees, allowing the host to move freely above the machine while airflow stays steady. It's the simple fix for flex hose that keeps binding, sagging, or wearing out where your equipment moves. Easy clamp-together connections decrease install time by up to 70%. Hose side connects with a simple worm clamp (order separately).
Flanged duct in 5' runs. Available in galvanized steel and multiple gauge.
PROTAPE® PUR 330 AS is a lightweight, microbe-resistant, flame-retardant flex hose built for conveying gases along with abrasive dust, powders, and fibers. Constructed from ester-polyurethane reinforced with a spring steel wire helix, it's highly flexible and compressible at a 3:1 ratio, making it easy to route around equipment and through tight runs. Its permanently antistatic wall (in accordance with ISO 8031) makes it a dependable choice for explosion-hazard areas and static-sensitive operations.
This versatile hose suits extraction systems, dust collection and filtration equipment, oil mist extraction, and extraction arms. It's commonly used on printed circuit board drilling machines, vapor return lines, paint and spray mist extraction, textile fiber extraction, and ventilation systems for barns, clean rooms, and semiconductor production. It also performs well in surface-prep operations such as shot blasting, shipyard work, stripping, floor preparation, and grinding, and can serve as an exterior protective hose in heating applications.
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Floor Sweeps remove debris from the shop floor wherever cleanup is needed. Just open the double-hinged door and sweep shop debris away. When you're done, the dust collection system's vacuum holds the door tightly closed to prevent system pressure loss. An integral “foot-push” tab allows hands-free operation, so you can keep sweeping while the door opens for you. Commonly known as a Floor Hood or Dust Nozzle, it's an easy addition to any dust collection setup.
Features
Rolled lip connection type floor sweeps capture dust and debris directly at floor level, adding a low-position pickup point to a dust collection system for sweeping loose material into the ductwork. Built for clamp-together connection into standard duct runs. Available in 18 gauge galvanized or stainless steel.
Full Cut-Off Gates let you balance your system and direct airflow exactly where it's needed. The blade slides smoothly in and out of the air stream to fully cut off the air or partially throttle a duct, and a locking thumb screw holds it in any position from wide open to fully closed. It's the simple way to fine-tune suction across individual drops.
Durable cast-aluminum body with rolled-lip ends that connect to Quick Clamp Clamp-Together Duct (CTD) using quick-fit clamps and O-rings.
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Hose Adapters connect your ductwork to flexible hose in dust, mist, and fume collection systems. One end is a raw end sized to the inside diameter (ID) of your hose, with an expanded bead knurled onto the adapter. That bead keeps the hose from sliding off and gives you roughly 2 inches of adjustability to fine-tune the fit. It's a fast, reliable way to transition from rigid duct to flex hose, and just as easy to take apart for cleaning or relocation.
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Rolled lip in-cut branch fitting is installed by cutting directly into an existing straight duct run, allowing a new branch takeoff to be added without replacing the full section of ductwork. It's the go-to solution for adding a branch point to an already-installed system or modifying an existing layout in the field. Available in galvanized and stainless steel. Standard 18 gauge.
Industrial tubing hose adaptors for leak-free transition points. Hose adapters are used to connect the duct to flex hose. One end of the adapter is typically rolled-lip and the other end is a raw end (approximately the size of the inside diameter, ID, of the hose) with an expanded bead knurled onto the adapter end—allowing 2" of adjustability. A worm clamp is used to tighten the hose to the adapter and the expanded bead keeps it from sliding off.
Lateral branch fittings that taps into the main run at a shallow, sloped angle in the direction of airflow, minimizing turbulence and pressure drop at the junction. Well-suited for systems where maintaining transport velocity through the branch point is critical to keeping material or dust entrained in the airstream. Available in galvanized and stainless steel. Standard 18 gauge.
Radial arm hoods position over radial arm saws to capture sawdust at the source, before it becomes airborne. Built to connect directly into clamp-together duct runs for woodworking and wood processing dust collection systems. Supports cleaner air and NFPA 664 combustible dust best practices. Available in 18 gauge galvanized steel.
Keep your shop cleaner and safer with a Radial Arm Saw Hood, an industrial ventilation fitting built to pull sawdust, chips, and fine particulate straight from the blade path of radial arm and beam saws. It directs high-velocity airflow tightly around the saw blade to trap heavy debris before it becomes an airborne hazard, and it unclips just as easily for cleaning, reconfiguration, or relocating your setup.
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Step a larger-diameter duct down to a smaller one with a smooth, tapered Reducer that keeps airflow moving efficiently through the size change. Built for modular dust collection and ventilation systems, it installs in seconds and just as easily comes apart for cleaning, resizing, or reconfiguring a run.
Whether you're tying a main line into a smaller drop or matching a machine port to your existing duct, a reducer keeps the transition clean and the airflow smooth.
RR05.G18: steps a 5-inch duct down to a 4-inch connection
RR06.G18: steps a 6-inch duct down to a 4-inch connection
RR06-5.G18: steps a 6-inch duct down to a 5-inch connection
RR08.G18: steps an 8-inch duct down to a 6-inch connection
Features
Rolled lip tubed elbows are constructed from non-seamed tubing that is mechanically bent. Features a rolled lip connection type for easy installation and modification. Available standard in Stainless steel, 30 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip tubed elbows are constructed from non-seamed tubing that is mechanically bent. Features a rolled lip connection type for easy installation and modification. Available standard in galvanized steel, 45 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip tubed elbows are constructed from non-seamed tubing that is mechanically bent. Features a rolled lip connection type for easy installation and modification. Available standard in stainless steel, 45 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip elbows Features a rolled lip connection type for easy installation and modification. Available standard in Stainless steel, 60 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip tubed elbows are constructed from non-seamed tubing that is mechanically bent. Features a rolled lip connection type for easy installation and modification. Available standard in galvanized steel, 60 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip tubed elbows are constructed from non-seamed tubing that is mechanically bent. Features a rolled lip connection type for easy installation and modification. Available standard in stainless steel, 60 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip tubed elbows are constructed from non-seamed tubing that is mechanically bent. Features a rolled lip connection type for easy installation and modification. Available standard in galvanized steel, 90 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip tubed elbows are constructed from non-seamed tubing that is mechanically bent. Features a rolled lip connection type for easy installation and modification. Available standard in stainless steel, 90 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip blast gates use a sliding plate to shut off or open airflow to individual branch lines, giving you manual control over which stations are active in a multi-branch dust collection system. Built for clamp-together duct connections.
Rolled lip butterfly valves use a rotating disc to control or shut off airflow within a duct run, supporting system balancing across multi-branch dust and fume collection systems. Available in galvanized and stainless steel.
Over-center clamps connect rolled-lip duct components with a tight, gasketed seal - no welding or bolting required. Reusable and field-adjustable, these clamps are the connection point behind clamp-together ducting's fast install times. Available in stainless steel and variety of gasket systems to match your application.
Rolled lip clamp together duct in 5' runs. Available in stainless steel and multiple gauge.
Manual full cut off gates with our easy, rolled lip clamp together connection system. Featuring a cast aluminum body with galvanized or stainless steel blades. Gates, or blades, smoothly move in and out of the air stream to fully cut off or partially close air going through the duct. Used to balance and direct air in industrial ducting systems. Also commonly known as blast gates.
Manual cut off half gates with our easy, rolled lip clamp together connection system. Featuring a cast aluminum body with galvanized or stainless steel blades. Gates, or blades, smoothly move in and out of the air stream to fully cut off or partially close air going through the duct. Used to balance and direct air in industrial ducting systems. Also commonly known as blast gates.
Adaptors transition between duct shapes, sizes, or connection types - round to rectangular, clamp-together to flanged - so mismatched system components connect cleanly. Keeps airflow smooth through transition points. Specify Adapter A to B - Specify ID/OD of raw end
Rolled lip ball joints and swivel joints easily connect tubing to flex hose. Eliminates kinked flex hose connections on cutter heads and other moving equipment. Base swivels a full 360 degrees, allowing the host to move freely above the machine while airflow stays steady. It's the simple fix for flex hose that keeps binding, sagging, or wearing out where your equipment moves. Easy clamp-together connections decrease install time by up to 70%. Hose side connects with a simple worm clamp (order separately).
Rolled lip clamp together duct in 5' runs. Seamless. Available in galvanized steel and multiple gauge.
Rolled Lip 90 deg 2.5xD Elbow- Use (2) 45 deg Elbows w/ clamp-dims to match 2.5D 90. Available standard in galvanized steel.
Rolled Lip 90 deg 2.5xD Elbow- Use (2) 45 deg Elbows w/ clamp-dims to match 2.5D 90. Available standard in stainless steel.
Rolled lip gored segmented elbows are constructed from multiple welded segments ("gores") rather than a single die-formed piece, allowing for a smooth, gradual bend radius through the turn. The multi-piece construction reduces turbulence and material wear at the bend compared to a sharp single-piece elbow, making it well-suited for abrasive material handling and applications where maintaining airflow efficiency through the turn matters. Available standard in galvanized steel, 30 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip gored segmented elbows are constructed from multiple welded segments ("gores") rather than a single die-formed piece, allowing for a smooth, gradual bend radius through the turn. The multi-piece construction reduces turbulence and material wear at the bend compared to a sharp single-piece elbow, making it well-suited for abrasive material handling and applications where maintaining airflow efficiency through the turn matters. Available standard in stainless steel, 30 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip gored segmented elbows are constructed from multiple welded segments ("gores") rather than a single die-formed piece, allowing for a smooth, gradual bend radius through the turn. The multi-piece construction reduces turbulence and material wear at the bend compared to a sharp single-piece elbow, making it well-suited for abrasive material handling and applications where maintaining airflow efficiency through the turn matters. Available standard in galvanized steel, 45 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip gord locked segmented elbows are constructed from multiple welded segments ("gores") rather than a single die-formed piece, allowing for a smooth, gradual bend radius through the turn. The multi-piece construction reduces turbulence and material wear at the bend compared to a sharp single-piece elbow, making it well-suited for abrasive material handling and applications where maintaining airflow efficiency through the turn matters. Available standard in stainless steel, 90 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip gored segmented elbows are constructed from multiple welded segments ("gores") rather than a single die-formed piece, allowing for a smooth, gradual bend radius through the turn. The multi-piece construction reduces turbulence and material wear at the bend compared to a sharp single-piece elbow, making it well-suited for abrasive material handling and applications where maintaining airflow efficiency through the turn matters. Available standard in galvanized steel 30 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip gored segmented elbows are constructed from multiple welded segments ("gores") rather than a single die-formed piece, allowing for a smooth, gradual bend radius through the turn. The multi-piece construction reduces turbulence and material wear at the bend compared to a sharp single-piece elbow, making it well-suited for abrasive material handling and applications where maintaining airflow efficiency through the turn matters. Available standard in stainless steel 30 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip gored segmented elbows are constructed from multiple welded segments ("gores") rather than a single die-formed piece, allowing for a smooth, gradual bend radius through the turn. The multi-piece construction reduces turbulence and material wear at the bend compared to a sharp single-piece elbow, making it well-suited for abrasive material handling and applications where maintaining airflow efficiency through the turn matters. Available standard in stainless steel, 45 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip gored segmented elbows are constructed from multiple welded segments ("gores") rather than a single die-formed piece, allowing for a smooth, gradual bend radius through the turn. The multi-piece construction reduces turbulence and material wear at the bend compared to a sharp single-piece elbow, making it well-suited for abrasive material handling and applications where maintaining airflow efficiency through the turn matters. Available standard in stainless steel, 60 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip gored elbows are constructed from multiple welded segments ("gores") rather than a single die-formed piece, allowing for a smooth, gradual bend radius through the turn. The multi-piece construction reduces turbulence and material wear at the bend compared to a sharp single-piece elbow, making it well-suited for abrasive material handling and applications where maintaining airflow efficiency through the turn matters. Available standard in stainless steel, 90 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip gored segmented elbows are constructed from multiple welded segments ("gores") rather than a single die-formed piece, allowing for a smooth, gradual bend radius through the turn. The multi-piece construction reduces turbulence and material wear at the bend compared to a sharp single-piece elbow, making it well-suited for abrasive material handling and applications where maintaining airflow efficiency through the turn matters. Available standard in stainless steel, 90 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip gored locked segmented elbows are constructed from multiple welded segments ("gores") rather than a single die-formed piece, allowing for a smooth, gradual bend radius through the turn. The multi-piece construction reduces turbulence and material wear at the bend compared to a sharp single-piece elbow, making it well-suited for abrasive material handling and applications where maintaining airflow efficiency through the turn matters. Available standard in galvanized steel, 60 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip gored locked segmented elbows are constructed from multiple welded segments ("gores") rather than a single die-formed piece, allowing for a smooth, gradual bend radius through the turn. The multi-piece construction reduces turbulence and material wear at the bend compared to a sharp single-piece elbow, making it well-suited for abrasive material handling and applications where maintaining airflow efficiency through the turn matters. Available standard in galvanized steel, 60 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip LR gored locked segmented elbows are constructed from multiple welded segments ("gores") rather than a single die-formed piece, allowing for a smooth, gradual bend radius through the turn. The multi-piece construction reduces turbulence and material wear at the bend compared to a sharp single-piece elbow, making it well-suited for abrasive material handling and applications where maintaining airflow efficiency through the turn matters. Available standard in stainless steel, 60 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip gored locked segmented elbows are constructed from multiple welded segments ("gores") rather than a single die-formed piece, allowing for a smooth, gradual bend radius through the turn. The multi-piece construction reduces turbulence and material wear at the bend compared to a sharp single-piece elbow, making it well-suited for abrasive material handling and applications where maintaining airflow efficiency through the turn matters. Available standard in galvanized steel, 90 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip gored locked segmented elbows are constructed from multiple welded segments ("gores") rather than a single die-formed piece, allowing for a smooth, gradual bend radius through the turn. The multi-piece construction reduces turbulence and material wear at the bend compared to a sharp single-piece elbow, making it well-suited for abrasive material handling and applications where maintaining airflow efficiency through the turn matters. Available standard in galvanized steel, 90 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip gored locked segmented elbows are constructed from multiple welded segments ("gores") rather than a single die-formed piece, allowing for a smooth, gradual bend radius through the turn. The multi-piece construction reduces turbulence and material wear at the bend compared to a sharp single-piece elbow, making it well-suited for abrasive material handling and applications where maintaining airflow efficiency through the turn matters. Available standard in stainless steel, 90 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip connection style rain caps close off unused duct openings and run terminations, keeping dust and debris contained and system pressure consistent. Available with closed end or bird screen end type. Available standard in galvanized steel and various gauge.
Rolled lip stitch-welded elbows, or stitched halves, are galvanized metal elbows that are stamped out using mechanical presses and forming dies, resulting in a very tight elbow. Available standard in galvanized steel, 30 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip stitch-welded elbows, or stitched halves, are galvanized metal elbows that are stamped out using mechanical presses and forming dies, resulting in a very tight elbow. Available standard in galvanized steel, 45 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip stitch-welded elbows, or stitched halves, are galvanized metal elbows that are stamped out using mechanical presses and forming dies, resulting in a very tight elbow. Available standard in galvanized steel, 60 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip stitch-welded elbows, or stitched halves, are galvanized metal elbows that are stamped out using mechanical presses and forming dies, resulting in a very tight elbow. Available standard in galvanized steel, 90 degree angle with various gauge options.
Rolled lip weighted butterfly valves with adjustable weighted arm. Rotating disc are used to control or shut off airflow within a duct run, supporting system balancing across multi-branch dust and fume collection systems. Available in galvanized steel.
Segmented, or gored, Elbows deliver smooth, sweeping directional changes for larger-diameter dust collection and ventilation lines. Built with a 1.5D centerline radius (the radius equals 1.5 times the duct diameter), they create a gradual turn that keeps airflow moving efficiently and reduces abrasion from high-velocity chips and dust, making them ideal for main lines and larger drops.
Route your system, change direction, or reconfigure a run in seconds, and just as easily take it apart for cleaning or relocation.
Features
Standard branches are a general-purpose branch fitting that taps a secondary duct run into a main line at a standard angle, allowing airflow to be pulled from multiple points along a system. Used as the default branch connection where no specialized angle or takeoff configuration is required. Available in galvanized and stainless steel. Standard 18 gauge.
Stitch-Welded Elbows deliver tight, precise directional changes for dust collection and ventilation lines. Each fitting is pressed from two metal half-shells and joined by a stitch weld down the seam, creating a factory-sealed turn that holds up in demanding systems. Built with a 1.5D centerline radius (the radius equals 1.5 times the duct diameter), making them ideal for main lines and larger drops.
Route ductwork around obstacles, change direction, or reconfigure a run in seconds, and just as easily take it apart for cleaning or relocation.
Features
T branches are a 90° branch fitting that taps a secondary run directly perpendicular to the main line, forming a T-shaped junction. The sharp 90° takeoff is straightforward to install in tight layouts but creates more airflow turbulence at the junction than an angled branch, so transport velocity should be verified at the takeoff point. Available in galvanized and stainless steel. Standard 18 gauge.
Y branches (also known as wye branch) tap a secondary run into the main line at an angled (typically 30°–45°) takeoff rather than a sharp 90°. The gentler angle reduces turbulence and pressure loss at the junction compared to a T branch, making it the preferred choice where airflow efficiency through the takeoff matters. Available in galvanized and stainless steel. Standard 18 gauge.
