Fan Flex Connectors for Industrial Fans and Ductwork

Custom Built. Four Flex Materials. Drawings in 1 to 2 Days.

Air Systems fabricates custom fan flex connectors in-house for fans, ductwork, heat exchangers, ovens, RTOs, and dust collectors, with flex materials rated from -40°F to 1500°F.

Each connector absorbs fan vibration and thermal expansion between fan outlets and ductwork, with approval drawings returned in 1 to 2 days.

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Fan Flex Connector VIBRATION · EXPANSION
Custom fan flex connectors, built to your flange geometry and temperature range.
Temperature
-40°F to 1500°F
Four flex material grades
Sizes
Up to 89"+ Round
120" x 240"+ rectangular
Flex Materials
Four Grades
EPDM, Texfilm, Padmaster, Extreme Hi-Temp
Approval Drawings
1 to 2 Days
Leak-proof one-piece design to 650°F
Best Fit

Fans, ductwork, heat exchangers, ovens, RTOs, and dust collectors that need vibration isolation and expansion joints to absorb thermal movement between fan outlets and ductwork.

How Fan Flex Connectors Are Built & Configured

Fan vibration through rigid duct connections fatigues flanged joints, wears bearings, and creates noise. We fabricate flex connectors as expansion joints that absorb vibration and thermal movement, from 6" to 89"+ diameter or 6" x 6" to 120" x 240"+ rectangular.

  • 01 EPDM to 300°F, Texfilm to 650°F, Padmaster to 900°F, and Extreme Hi-Temp to 1500°F
  • 02 Straight or offset transitions, round-to-round and round-to-rectangular
  • 03 Carbon or stainless steel flow liners for abrasive airstreams
  • 04 Offsets from 1/2" to 2", with 1" standard
  • 05 Replacement flex belts in any size or shape for existing duct flanges
  • 06 Leak-proof one-piece design for applications up to 650°F

Why Air Systems

Fan flex connectors fail when the flex material's temperature rating is exceeded or the flange geometry doesn't match the connected equipment. We select the flex grade for your operating temperature and airstream.

01 Challenge
Fan vibration is fatiguing our duct joints
Expansion joints that absorb vibration and thermal movement
02 Challenge
We run hot process air
Flex materials rated to 1500°F
03 Challenge
Our flex belt failed on existing flanges
Replacement belts in any size or shape
04 Challenge
Our airstream is abrasive or VOC-laden
Carbon or stainless steel flanges and flow liners

Fabricated in-house for fans, ductwork, heat exchangers, ovens, RTOs, and dust collectors — offset custom builds available to 1200°F, shipped nationwide.

Frequently Asked Questions

01

What flex materials are available and what are their temperature ratings?

EPDM is rated to 300°F, Texfilm to 650°F, Padmaster to 900°F, and Extreme Hi-Temp to 1500°F; flanges are carbon steel or stainless steel.

02

Is a leak-proof flex connector design available?

Yes, a one-piece leak-proof design is available for applications up to 650°F.

03

What size range is available for fan flex connectors?

Round sizes from 6" to 89"+ diameter and rectangular sizes from 6" x 6" to 120" x 240"+ are available.

04

Can Air Systems fabricate a replacement flex belt for existing duct flanges?

Yes, replacement flex belts are available in any size or shape for a wide range of operating temperatures and offset conditions.

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Get a Flex Connector Built to Your Flange

Provide your duct dimensions, flange-to-flange dimension, operating temperature, airstream type, and flange material preference and get a detailed quote within 24 hours.

  • Duct dimensions and flange-to-flange dimension
  • Operating temperature and airstream type
  • Flange material (carbon or stainless steel)
  • Detailed quote within 24 hours
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