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Product Spotlight: Clamp-Together Duct

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Meet the Infinitely Adjustable, Quick Install, Clamp-Together Duct System

Why Do People Choose Clamp-Together Duct?

Speed of Installation

The number one reason tens of thousands of people have chosen Clamp-Together Duct is speed of installation. Almost anyone, from novice to professional or from self-installer to contractor, can install this system in record time—about 70% faster than flanged or spiral ductwork.

Ease of Installation

Like we said, almost anyone can install it. If you can use a Sawzall, nibblers, or a grinding wheel, you have the skills needed to install this system. There's also no need to rivet, weld, or bolt together components.

Sounds easy, right? US Duct makes installation even easier by providing you with simple, easy-to-follow "A" to "B" drawings of your specific system. No matter the size of the system, our goal is to make ductwork easy for you.

Infinitely Adjustable

Whereas with other types of connections (spiral, flanged, welded) where the duct has to be cut exactly to fit, US Duct’s Clamp Together Ducting is infinitely adjustable by using the 11" adjustable sleeve and the adjustable collar found on the end of each fitting.

What Makes Clamp-Together Duct so Quick and Easy?

These benefits are actually the result of several features of the duct that make it so quick and easy for anyone: The Rolled Lip, Stainless Steel Clamp, and 11" Adjustable Sleeve.

  • Clamp it vs. riveting, welding, or bolting together?
  • Precise cutting or a telescoping adjustable sleeve?
  • A rolled lip end that's compatible with all other fittings and components?  

The answers to these questions are simple—if you like to save time and money.

Don’t believe us?

Contact a Duct Guy for a FREE sample or more information on Clamp-Together Duct.

Contact us or download our e-book about its benefits here.

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How Poor Hood Design Impacts Dust Collection Performance

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