NEW BRAVO TF470 SPIRAL DUCT FORMING MACHINE

Description

SPIRAL MACHINE Mod: TF470
The Tubeformer 470 is one of the most versatile and robust on the market with a fantastic price! This machine allows your shop to manufacture spiral duct in gauges 26 to 18 from 4 to 70 inches, with its rigid steel dice high quality tubes are produced. The Slitter cutting system offers speed and the best finish.

Technical Information Diameter: 4 – 70 in
Sheet thickness: Caliber 26 – 18 galvanized steel
Grooved cutting system: smooth and silent cutting Flying slitter.

Basic machine:
Motor-controlled main transmission mechanism with frequency inverter Vertical unwinder and output
table.
Motorized crimp closure roller Tensile roller pressure with hydraulic control Automatic length measurement system and photosensitive sensor

Tested/guaranteed performance (3 m long duct)
• 0.5 mm thickness – 100 mm diameter – 250 ducts/hour • 0.7 mm thickness – 500 mm diameter – 63 ducts/hour • 0.9 mm thickness – 1250 mm diameter – 18 ducts/hour • 1.25 mm thickness – 1600 mm diameter – 10 ducts/hour
The following are just a few reasons why the use of spiral duct products is not only a favorable choice for the interior designer in all of us but also a favorable choice for the practical needs of the building.

Spiral ductwork is budget-friendly. Spiral duct installation often costs up to 50% less than the installation of a rectangular duct. This includes the installation of the parts, warehousing, transportation, waste disposal, packaging, and the product itself.
Spiral ductwork is easier to clean. It’s always a good idea to have your ductwork regularly inspected and cleaned to keep your HVAC system energy efficiency and your air quality high. In many facilities, cleaning your ductwork may not be a choice, but a requirement. Spiral ducts make cleaning that much easier by having cleaning methods readily available and approved by the professionals.
Spiral ductwork offers less air leakage. When air leaks along your duct joints, it can cause reduced energy efficiency in your HVAC system. It can also cause poor air quality in your building, causing those who work or live on the property to become sick. Spiral ducts are often self-sealing and its airtight duct joints make air leakage an afterthought.
Spiral ductwork is quieter than other products. The spiral design of spiral ductwork helps to equalize the pressure as the air flows through the ducts. This not only allows for greater energy efficiency but also reduces the amount of noise that can result from reverberated air pressure.
Spiral ductwork requires no additional space. Many property owners understand the frustrations an incorrect measurement can create. When using rectangular ductwork in an HVAC system, the duct requires an additional space of up to three inches so the reinforcements and connections can be accurately made at each joint in the system. However, with spiral ductwork, there’s no need to remember these additional measurements.
Spiral ductwork is currently one of the top selling products in the HVAC market due to its industrial and contemporary aesthetic and its practical properties. For more information on spiral ductwork for your property CALL THREE RIVERS MACHINERY 800-753-0393
Lower cost
The installation of spiral ductwork — including labor, transportation, warehousing, and packaging — can cost up to 50% less than traditional rectangular duct. Because of its strength and rigidity, spiral duct requires fewer supporting components and fewer tools to install. It is typically made of a lighter material than rectangular duct, which makes installation easier; in fact, it can often be installed by just one or two people rather than a whole team.

Higher efficiency
Air leakage at duct joints is a common problem for traditional rectangular ductwork, which leads to energy loss and poor system efficiency. Spiral duct systems, however, typically meet or exceed industry air-leakage standards. With less leakage, the cost of heating, cooling, and filtering conditioned air is much lower and indoor air quality is a lot higher. The spiral design of the system keeps internal air pressure equal, allowing the air to flow evenly and efficiently.

Less noise
Noise breakout is another issue that is common with rectangular ductwork. The design of the rectangular system causes air to move around sharp edges, dampers, and turning vanes. This obstruction contributes to noisy turbulence; however, spiral ducts have smoother edges that eliminate reverberation, creating less noise.