Forced-air ventilation hoses are mainly used in underground mines for ventilation of workings, they are also used in road and rail construction and tunneling, as well as in other industries, as ventilation hoses used to force air into buildings, halls, tents, etc.
Hoses characterized by low flow resistance, they can also be used for airing, dust removal, transport of bulk materials, heating to 70°C and air-conditioning.
We produce forced-air ventilation ducts in diameters ranging from 200 mm to 2400 mm. At the customer’s request, we are ready to make larger diameters and any hose length according to the needs. We also manufacture “lightly reinforced” forced-air ventilation ducts – these are the hoses identified as a class “A”. “O” class forced-air hoses, due to their structure, are very well suited as joints for forced-air ventilation and simply as forced-air hoses where there is no possibility to hang the duct.
The range of forced-air hoses produced by us is presented in the table below.
Our hoses provide the user with low aerodynamic resistance, which allows for significant reduction of the cost of ventilation.
The unit aerodynamic resistance confirmed by tests performed by the Department of Mining Aerology of the Central Mining Institute in Katowice:
As a standard, hoses are provided with bearing folds made of fabric and fitted with hooks of galvanized wire, enabling rectilinear, safe and efficient hanging of the hose. In the case of hoses of larger diameter (over 1,000 mm), we use two bearing folds together with mounted hooks. As connection of subsequent sections, special screw cable ties are used. The design of the cable tie ensures tight and secure connection of hoses adjacent to each other, and other ventilation accessories.
