ER Elastic cuff 35 for axial duct fans

Flexible Connection Solution for Duct Fans

The ER Elastic Cuff 35 is an essential accessory for duct fans that ensures a reliable connection between different ducts. This special cuff with a diameter of 350 mm is ideal for use in ventilation and air conditioning systems, providing a flexible solution that adapts to various installation requirements. Compared to the ER Elastic Cuff 30 with a nominal diameter of 300 mm, it offers greater capacity required for larger systems.

A standout feature of the ER Elastic Cuff 35 is its elastic nature, which allows for easy installation without the need for additional tools. It is not only durable but also resistant to various environmental influences, making it an ideal choice for demanding applications. Benefits include:

• Easy Installation: The flexible cuff can be easily attached.
• Vibration Damping: It absorbs vibrations, thus extending the lifespan of your fans.
• Resistance: Withstands various temperatures and chemical influences.
• Compact Design: Fits into tight spaces and ensures efficient use of available space.

Choosing the ER Elastic Cuff 35 should be based on factors such as size, material properties, and specific requirements of your application. This cuff offers all these advantages and is therefore an excellent choice for your ventilation systems.

Similarities and Differences of the Variants

The ER Elastic Cuff is available in various nominal diameters, including 250 mm, 300 mm, 400 mm, 450 mm, 500 mm, and 600 mm. The main differences and similarities among the variants are:

• Nominal Diameter: The cuff is available in various sizes, with the ER Elastic Cuff 35 being the variant with a 350 mm diameter.
• Material: All variants are made from high-quality elastomer known for its durability and flexibility.
• Temperature Range: All variants are suitable for a temperature range of -20 to +80 °C.
• Vibration Damping: All cuffs provide effective vibration damping.
• Application Area: Suitable for ventilation and air conditioning systems in various environments.