When companies add or relocate production equipment, they often focus on electrical requirements while overlooking the critical role of properly designed dust collection ductwork. Poorly sized or configured duct systems can lead to dust accumulation on equipment, products, within ductwork, and even in workers' lungs, creating operational and safety risks. Unlike electrical upgrades, duct modifications require specialized knowledge of airflow, dust transport, and collection system design. Many facility owners struggle with questions about system capacity, costs, equipment changes, and optimal performance. The key to a successful solution is partnering with a ducting and dust collection expert who can evaluate production equipment, material characteristics, and existing system challenges to design an efficient, cost-effective dust collection system that supports long-term operational needs.
Single and Double Branches
Single and Double Branches taper as the new line enters the mainline. This is because the new line is bringing in more air. The exit part of the branch (toward the fan) is bigger to accommodate the increase in air. The new line typically enters at 30 or 45 degrees so as to 'merge' into the airflow.
- All branches are 18 gauge or heavier
- Standard at 45°. Available in other degrees.
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