Product Details
Product Introduction:
Our company manufactures stainless steel round dampers—specialized flow‑control valves designed for circular ductwork. These dampers are widely used in ventilation and air-conditioning systems, exhaust‑gas treatment, chemical processing, food and pharmaceutical industries, and other sectors, enabling precise airflow regulation, duct opening and closing, and system balancing. With outstanding corrosion resistance, hygienic properties, and high‑temperature tolerance, they are the preferred choice for demanding applications involving humid, corrosive environments or stringent hygiene requirements.
General technical specifications (using a mainstream 304 stainless steel round manual damper as an example):
| Parameter Item |
Specification Details |
| Product Name |
Stainless Steel Round Airflow Control Valve (Stainless Steel Damper) |
| Nominal diameter |
Standard specifications: φ100~φ1200mm (customizable non-standard diameters available) |
| Adjustment method |
Manual handle adjustment, with angle scale, can 0~90° stepless adjustment |
| Valve body material |
304 stainless steel (standard), with 316L stainless steel available as an option for highly corrosive environments. |
| Leaf form |
Simple leaf / Double-leaf circular blade, optionally equipped with a high-temperature-resistant sealing strip. |
| Applicable medium |
Ordinary air, fresh air, exhaust air, and gases with slight corrosivity; medium temperature. ≤200℃ (stainless steel material is heat-resistant) |
| Applicable pressure |
Under standard operating conditions ≤1500Pa |
| Air leakage rate |
Air leakage rate in the closed state ≤5% (≤3% with sealant clause) |
| Installation method |
Flanged connection for round ductwork, supports horizontal installation. / Vertical installation |
| Control method |
Standard configuration includes manual control; electric actuators are available as an upgrade. DC 24 V / AC 220 V) |
| Work environment |
-20℃ to +200℃, relative humidity ≤95% (no condensation) |
Applicable Scenarios and Selection Recommendations:
Core use cases:
1. Airflow regulation for anti-corrosion exhaust ducts in the chemical and electroplating industries
2. Ventilation and exhaust systems for food processing plants and pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities
3. Airflow control for kitchen exhaust and steam piping (high-temperature resistant model)
4. For ventilation ducts in humid environments and underground spaces, prevent valve corrosion.
5. Fresh-air purification system and airflow balance in cleanrooms
Key considerations for selection:
1. Select based on duct diameter: Prioritize models that precisely match the duct’s inner diameter to avoid installing reducers, ensuring smooth airflow and minimal pressure loss.
2. Select material based on operating conditions: For ordinary humid environments, choose 304 stainless steel; for highly corrosive environments involving strong acids or strong alkalis, select 316L stainless steel.
3. Selection based on control method: Choose the manual version if only on-site adjustment is required; upgrade to an electric actuator when remote control or integration with an automation system is needed.
4. Sealing and High-Temperature Resistance Requirements: When stringent pipeline sealing is required or the medium temperature is relatively high, it is recommended to select high-temperature‑resistant sealing strips.
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