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The outer dimensions of the square flange are 10" x 9" for both the 7" and 8" square-to-round adapters.

Our dust collectors are designed to accommodate crimped ductwork fittings in their inlets. Snap-Lock piping and wye joints sold by Oneida Air Systems are pre-crimped at the factory to simplify installations. The crimped fitting fits inside the collector's inlet and should be secured in place and sealed using silicone caulk or foil tape. If you wish to use a reducer, these can be crimped using tin snips or a hand crimping tool.

The inlet of the V-3000 dust collector is 7" in diameter so we would recommend that you run 7" dia. straight pipe out from the inlet and then reduce down to 6" or smaller depending on the ductwork layout in your shop.

Our Snap-Lock pipe is pre-crimped on one end to fit easily into the inlet of our dust collector's. You would only need a Spiral Pipe (Male-to-Male) Adapter if you were connecting Spiral Pipe (or other non-crimped ductwork) to the dust collector's inlet.

No, Oneida Air Systems does not manufacture custom parts to order. Our entire product offering is showcased on our online store and in our downloadable catalog. If a part is not shown in these places, we do not currently offer it.

Yes! As long as the opening pipe diameters are the same, OAS Quick-Clamp Duct components can be combined and used interchangeably with Nordfab® QF ducting and other common clamp-together ductwork products.

While there are exceptions, dust collection ducting is typically designed to work with other components of the same type (e.g. Standard, Spiral, Quick-Clamp); you will need adapters to combine different types together. For example, if you want to connect your standard sheet metal ducting to newer, clamp together components, you'll need to install Machine Adapters into your standard duct. These adapters will convert your raw, standard duct so they can accept Quick-Clamp components.

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.

No. Whether you're installing the duct yourself or installing for a customer, Oneida Air Systems' Quick-Clamp Duct is simple enough for anyone to use.

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.