Ductwork

The Nordfab 18 gauge Quick-Fit® Sleeve, formerly known as the Adjustable Nipple, is used to quickly provide variable length adjustments in ducting lines of QF Pipe. QF Sleeve seams are laser welded, preventing leakage. Quick-Fit ducting components...

Nordfab 18 gauge QF® Duct Pipe has a laser welded seam and Quick-Fit (QF) rolled ends for use with QF clamps, allowing quick assembly / disassembly and relocation. Quick-Fit has been used in a wide variety of applications, wherever dust collection or...

Nordfab 18 gauge QF® Duct Pipe has a laser welded seam and Quick-Fit (QF) rolled ends for use with QF clamps, allowing quick assembly / disassembly and relocation. Quick-Fit has been used in a wide variety of applications, wherever dust collection or...

Ducting elbows, sometimes referred to as bends, allow airflow direction change in a straight run of ductwork. Nordfab’s QF® Long Radius elbows are available in 90°, 60°, 45°, and 30°, in galvanized or stainless steel, (specify...

QF® Elbows in 16 gauge are constructed of gores lapped over one another and spot welded. This is a directional elbow and supplied with an arrow to indicate the direction of flow. Please specify direction if ordering ends other than QF. Other CLRs...

QF® Elbows in 16 gauge are constructed of gores lapped over one another and spot welded. This is a directional elbow and supplied with an arrow to indicate the direction of flow. Please specify direction if ordering ends other than QF. Other CLRs...

QF® Elbows in 16 gauge are constructed of gores lapped over one another and spot welded. This is a directional elbow and supplied with an arrow to indicate the direction of flow. Please specify direction if ordering ends other than QF. Other CLRs...

QF® Elbows in 16 gauge are constructed of gores lapped over one another and spot welded. This is a directional elbow and supplied with an arrow to indicate the direction of flow. Please specify direction if ordering ends other than QF. Other CLRs...

Flanged Branches (sometimes called “wyes” or “laterals”) are standard with Angle Flanges on both ends, the flanges are retained via a vanstone lip so that bolt holes can easily be aligned with those on existing flanged connections...

Flanged Branches (sometimes called “wyes” or “laterals”) are standard with Angle Flanges on both ends, the flanges are retained via a vanstone lip so that bolt holes can easily be aligned with those on existing flanged connections...

Flanged Branches (sometimes called “wyes” or “laterals”) are standard with Angle Flanges on both ends, the flanges are retained via a vanstone lip so that bolt holes can easily be aligned with those on existing flanged connections...

Flanged Branches (sometimes called “wyes” or “laterals”) are standard with Angle Flanges on both ends, the flanges are retained via a vanstone lip so that bolt holes can easily be aligned with those on existing flanged connections...