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Durable, round, sheet metal ducting. Pre-crimped on one end for faster installation. Suitable for traditional low-pressure/high-airflow dust collectors systems that are 5HP and under (i.e. not for use with high-pressure systems like the Supercell or High-Vac). Available in 2', 4', and 5' lengths.

Overview

U.S. Made Steel Ductwork

This galvanized steel ductwork fitting is ideal for use with traditional, low-pressure dust collection systems that are 5HP and under. Proudly made in the United States, this pipe is manufactured in short lengths of 2-foot, 4-foot, and 5-foot for easy handling within smaller shops. One end is crimped for simple installation into existing ductwork layouts. Galvanized steel ranges in thickness from 24-gauge (for 4 foot lengths) and lighter 26-gauge (for 2 and 5 foot lengths).

Assembly is made quick and easy thanks to the convenient Snap-Lock seam running down the length of the pipe. Simply snap both sides together and add a small amount of silicone sealant or foil tape to ensure there are no air leaks. See the instruction guide for more details on use and assembly.

Please Note: Raw sheet metal fittings can have sharp edges; Be sure to wear protective gloves when handling.

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SKU	DPT
Length of Ends	2"
Ductwork Type	Snap-Lock
Connection Type	Male / Female
Shape	Round
Primary Build Materials	Galvanized Steel
Thickness	24-26 Gauge
Static Resistance Rating	Conductive (Metal)
Color	Silver
Manufacturer	N/A
Warranty Information	N/A
Proposition 65	WARNING: This product may expose you to chemicals, including Nickel (metallic), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or reproductive harm.

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FAQ

Do you make custom ductwork components?

No we do not make parts to order.

How do I install Snap-Lock pipe?

Create pipe lengths by starting at the crimped end and snapping the two sides together. Hold together with one hand and move down the pipe as the seam snaps in. When you get halfway, it should snap fully closed. Click "Read More" for further instructions and images.

What's the best way to apply foil tape on ductwork?

We've heard from many customers who've had great success using a simple Wallpaper Roller to smooth out their foil tape, giving a very smooth, clean look on your ducting. The roller helps smooth out air bubbles and crinkled marks while making it easier to get those hard to reach places on hanging ductwork. We do not carry this product but it can be found easily at your local hardware store or home renovation outlet.

Does Snap-Lock ductwork need to be sealed after installation?

After the ductwork is in place, you must seal the ductwork to prevent air leaks. Click "Read More" for instructions.