Flame Retardant Cloth Air Duct

What material is used for fabric Bag Air Duct?

More and more modern buildings adopt large-span column-free structures, where the top of the grid structure serves as the internal surface. The bag-type Air Duct is flexible and can be arranged into an arc or a circle according to actual requirements, matching the architectural style with an elliptical closed arrangement. The entire bag air duct system is made of soft materials. The overall material volume is relatively lightweight, making installation convenient, and ensuring rapid air delivery. It can replace traditional air supply pipes, air valves, diffusers, outlets, and other components. The air duct has a large outlet area, high airflow, and low wind speed. The arc design is not only aesthetically pleasing but also ensures even airflow distribution.

The bag air duct system offers multiple colors and styles to choose from, meaning various colors can harmonize with any indoor environment style, enhancing the aesthetic appeal. Preliminary tests and evaluations indicate that the carbon emissions of the bag air duct are only 1% of those of traditional air ducts, effectively protecting the ecological environment. Additionally, the cloth bag air duct is made of fire-resistant and flame-retardant fiber fabrics.

The cloth bag air duct system uses soft materials, operates at low wind speeds, and its fiber fabric system runs silently. In many large office buildings, shopping malls, and seafood markets, air supply and ventilation are crucial. The air duct itself is very clean and airtight. Compared to traditional air ducts, the installation method of the fiber Fabric Air Duct is simpler, making it widely applicable.