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    This document provides recommendations for sheet metal gauge and construction methods for low pressure rectangular ductwork. It recommends lighter gauges and simpler joint constructions for smaller ducts, and heavier gauges and reinforced joints for larger ducts. Common joint types include slip joints, standing seams, and traverse duct connectors. The manufacturer provides prefabricated rectangular duct sections up to 10 feet in length using longitudinal seams like snap-lock or Pittsburgh lock seams.

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    This document provides recommendations for sheet metal gauge and construction methods for low pressure rectangular ductwork. It recommends lighter gauges and simpler joint constructions for smaller ducts, and heavier gauges and reinforced joints for larger ducts. Common joint types include slip joints, standing seams, and traverse duct connectors. The manufacturer provides prefabricated rectangular duct sections up to 10 feet in length using longitudinal seams like snap-lock or Pittsburgh lock seams.

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    This document provides recommendations for sheet metal gauge and construction methods for low pressure rectangular ductwork. It recommends lighter gauges and simpler joint constructions for smaller ducts, and heavier gauges and reinforced joints for larger ducts. Common joint types include slip joints, standing seams, and traverse duct connectors. The manufacturer provides prefabricated rectangular duct sections up to 10 feet in length using longitudinal seams like snap-lock or Pittsburgh lock seams.

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    HVAC Joints

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    This document provides recommendations for sheet metal gauge and construction methods for low pressure rectangular ductwork. It recommends lighter gauges and simpler joint constructions for smaller ducts, and heavier gauges and reinforced joints for larger ducts. Common joint types include slip joints, standing seams, and traverse duct connectors. The manufacturer provides prefabricated rectangular duct sections up to 10 feet in length using longitudinal seams like snap-lock or Pittsburgh lock seams.

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    Spiral Manufacturing - Recommended Sheet Metal Gauge and Construction

    Page 1 of 2

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    High Pressure Galvanized

    Low Pressure Galvanized

    PVS Underground HVAC/Chemical Duct

    PRODUCT INDEX
    Low/High Pressure Defined Product Selection Diagram Elbows Concentric/Eccentric Reducers Couplings Starting Collars End Caps 45 Boot Saddles 45 Laterals 90 Boot Saddles 90 Tee's 90 Shoe Taps High Efficiency Takeoff Air Intake Hood Roof Jack Spiral Pipe Pant Wye's Quadrant Dampers 90 Register Saddles Ufo Head Warm Air Head Ceiling Head Rectangular Duct Volume Damper Plenum with Cap Filter Rack Access Panels Installation Accessories Slips, Flat Drive, Furnace Access. Rec. Sheet Metal Gauges & Const. Longitudinal Seams Duct Reinforcement 43" - 54" Thru 12" 13" - 18" 19" - 30" 31" - 42"

    Low Pressure Fittings for Residential and Light Commercial HVAC Applications

    RECOMMENDED SHEET METAL GAUGE AND CONSTRUCTION FOR RECTANGULAR DUCT LOW PRESSURE - LOW VELOCITY = 2"W.G. MAX
    AT JOINTS

    Largest Duct Dimension (width or height) Gauge Steel Aluminum 26 24 24 22 22 24(.020) 22(.025) 22(.025) 20(.032) 20(.032)

    Plain "S" Slip (B)

    Hemmed "S" Slip (C)

    Ductmate 35 or TDC (E) Drive Slip or Cleat (A) A-B A-B ------------Standing "S" Slip (D) --------C-D @ 5' cc D @ 10 cc --------------------E @ 5' cc -----

    Companion Angles (F)

    Reinforcing Between Joints

    ----------------F @ 5' cc F @ 10' cc

    --------1"x1"x1/8" @ 5' cc 1-1/2"x1-1/2"x1/8" @ 5' cc 2"x2"x1/8" @ 5' cc

    Pittsburgh Lock Seam

    Button-Punch Snap Lock Seam

    Spiral Manufacturing Co., Inc. single-wall, rectangular duct fittings are factory fabricated to furnish you with a high-quality line of products in a broad range of standard sizes. To minimize field assembly costs, rectangular duct is supplied in lengths up to ten feet. Longitudinal seams are typically manufactured with Pittsburgh Lockseam or Button-Punch Snap Lock. In addition, all applied duct connectors are available in economical Ductmate 35 traverse duct connectors, Slip & Drive slip joints, and four-bolt connectors. Rectangular ductwork is typically crossbroke (to increase rigidity) and can be shipped completely assembled or knocked down. Spiral Manufacturing Co., Inc. standard rectangular products are fabricated to meet or exceed SMACNA duct construction standards. In addition to standard, we can custom fabricate rectangular ductwork for commercial and industrial applications according to your specifications.
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    END CONNECTOR DETAILS


    Drive Slip or Cleat (A) Hemmed "S" Slip (C) Standing "S" Slip (D)

    Product Selection Schematic Click on image.

    Drive Slip - Ends of ducts inserted under cleat. For narrow sides of ducts that are 18" or less. Drive slips that are 19" thru 30" must be reinforced with 1" x 1" x 1/8" angle.

    Hemmed "S" Slip - Ends of ducts inserted into open ends of "S". Use wide wide sides of small ducts. Edges hemmed to produce stiffness.

    Standing "S" Slip - Similar to "S" Slip except fpr standing edge which is formed to provide reinforcing. The standing leg is folded to two thicknesses for stiffness.

    Ductmate 35 - Traverse Duct Connector (E)

    Companion Angles (F)

    http://www.spiralmfg.com/spiral_low_pressure/rec_sheet_metal.html

    28.Apr.12

    Spiral Manufacturing - Recommended Sheet Metal Gauge and Construction

    Page 2 of 2

    Ductmate 35 - Traverse duct connection systems consist of installed roll-formed flanges. Corner pieces, gaskets, and cleat complete the joint assembly. The flanges attach to duct end and have integral mastic which allows the flange to seal itself to the duct. Corner pieces add rigidity to the flange, hold the ductwork together and provide a sealing surface for the gasket. The gasket serves as a seal between the flanges. The cleat insures even compression of the gasket along the length of the flange.

    Companion Flange or Angles - Angle frames are riveted, bolted or welded to duct ends and are then bolted together with gaskets or caulking to prevent air leakage. Recommended for use where duct sections must be removed periodically. Angle iron flanges are standard mild steel. Galvanized are available along with punched holes. Bolt Hole Centers (BHC) need to be specified along with angle iron size.

    11419 Yellowpine St. NW - Minneapolis, MN 55448 - Ph: 763-755-7677 - 1-800-426-3643 - info@spiralmfg.com

    http://www.spiralmfg.com/spiral_low_pressure/rec_sheet_metal.html

    28.Apr.12

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