TRANSITIONS

Development Design:

Create a flat pattern of the sheet metal that, once cut and formed, serves as the basis for the transition piece.

Sheet Cutting:

Precisely cut the sheet according to the prepared pattern, ensuring accuracy and minimizing material waste.

Forming Straight Sections:

Use press brakes to bend the flat sheet into the straight sides of rectangular duct sections with precise angles.

Forming Curved Sections:


Employ rolling machines to impart cylindrical or conical curvature to the sheet metal.

Assembly Preparation:

After forming, temporarily join individual parts using clips or clamps to facilitate subsequent welding.

Welding:

Depending on the steel type and project requirements, use MIG/MAG or TIG welding methods to achieve durable, leak-tight seams.

Mechanical Fastening (Optional):

Alternatively, assemble with flanges or clamp fittings for quicker installation and potential disassembly.

Leak Testing:

Subject the transition to pressure or water tests to verify airtightness.

Dimensional & Finish Inspection:

Check final dimensions against the design and inspect surface quality to minimize airflow resistance and ensure proper system performance.