Lightweight Nylon Fabric Air Duct

The main features of Lightweight Nylon Fabric Air Duct include:

Lightweight: Compared to traditional reinforced concrete or brick and stone structures, nylon fabric ducts much lighter, reducing the weight burden of buildings.

Expandable ventilation: Lightweight Nylon Fabric Air Duct can freely expand and contract according to the needs of the building, improving the effect of the building.

Exhaust and oil discharge: Lightweight Nylon Fabric Air Duct can effectively reduce noise and vibration inside the building, improving the comfort of the building.

High resistance: Lightweight Nylon Fabric Air Duct can withstand temperatures up to 100℃, ensuring the safety of the building under extreme conditions.

Exhaust and oil discharge duct Lightweight Nylon Fabric Air Duct also have good exhaust and oil discharge functions, which can effectively reduce the oil and smoke pollution inside the building.

Parameter (Specification)

Feature And Application

Lightweight Nylon Fabric Air Duct have the following characteristics:

High temperature resistance: The temperature range of nylon fabric ducts is usually between -20℃  80℃, and can even reach 120℃ for a short time.

Elasticity: Lightweight Nylon Fabric Air Duct have good elasticity and can be extended according to needs, improving the ventilation effect of buildings.

Abrasion resistance: The external spiral wire plays a role in wear protection, and has good alkali resistance metal resistance to acid, and good flame retardancy.

Details

Lightweight: Compared with traditional reinforced concrete or brick and stone structures, nylon fabric air ducts are much lighter, reducing the weight burden of buildings

Lightweight Nylon Fabric Air Duct is easy installation and maintenance: The nylon fabric air duct system is easy to install and maintain, and has the characteristics of anti-condensation, health and environmental protection.

Applications of Lightweight Nylon Fabric Air Duct: Nylon fabric air ducts are suitable for various building structures, such as residential, commercial buildings, industrial plants, etc., as well as for ventilation and in harsh working environments, and for collecting and removing smoke and dust.