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SUPER VAC STATIC DISSIPATING DUCTS

Static DissipatingDuct is specialized to conduct static charges away from the airflow.

The static buildup could create a spark that would compromise safety in explosive environments.

• This duct comes with a built-in, easy-to-carry bag and can be attached to another duct as an extension by merely tightening the belted cuff.

  • This quick and easy process doubles the length of the duct without the use of adapters that take up space, get lost, and take up time to install.

• The duct consists of graphite fibers that conduct any charge that could build up as a result of the airflow.

  • Airflow through the standard duct builds up static charges much in the same way as walking across carpet does.

• The special clip on the end of the duct must be connected to a grounding post that carries the chargeback to earth ground – usually, this is accomplished through the ground plug of the electric motor.

  • Also available with a duct adapter for use with any Super Vac smoke ejector or blower

Spiral Duct Specs

• Material–Single ply neoprene impregnated polyester -UL94-V-O Flame Retardancy, NFPA701, California T-19

• Structure– Class 1 Steel Spring Wire Helix (ASTM 227)

• Wearstrips–Heavy-duty vinyl with self-adhesive neoprene backing, APX 25-27 oz Sq/Yd. Abrasion Resistance of 18,000 cycles from H-22 wheel with 1000 gram load (FSTM 191 Method 5306)

• Conductivity–Rated to 100,000 ohms or less per square inch

• Length–20 ft – custom sizes available

• Grounding– The product should be grounded on each end, with a solid means of connection. Grounding this product on one only will still provide a safe, positive means of discharging static build-up.