Inlet/Outlet Flange is a standardized mechanical interface component used to connect exhaust fans/blowers to ductwork or piping systems, ensuring secure, leak-proof connections for airflow management.
Commonly used trade names and technical identifiers for Inlet/Outlet Flange.
This component is used in the following industrial products
A mechanical device that moves air or gases out of an enclosed space to maintain air quality, remove contaminants, or control temperature.
A mechanical device that removes moist air, fumes, or contaminants from an enclosed space by creating airflow.
A chamber within a silencer containing baffles that disrupt and absorb sound waves to reduce noise.
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Inlet flanges connect to the suction side of the fan (air intake), while outlet flanges connect to the discharge side (air exhaust). They are often identical in design but must be oriented correctly to match airflow direction and system layout.
Match the flange to the fan's port size, pressure rating, and material compatibility. Consider operational temperature, medium (e.g., corrosive gases), and standards (e.g., ISO, DIN). Always use appropriate gaskets and bolts per manufacturer specifications.
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