Galvanized Iron (GI), Mild Steel (MS), Stainless Steel (SS) & Aluminum Ducting Systems

These are the primary materials used for HVAC air distribution ducts. GI (Galvanized Iron) is standard for commercial supply/return air. MS (Mild Steel) is used for industrial and high-temperature exhaust. SS (Stainless Steel) is for hygienic and corrosive environments. Aluminium is for lightweight and corrosion-sensitive applications.

We fabricate GI ducts as per SMACNA (Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors' National Association) standards. For MS and SS ducts, we adhere to relevant industrial codes ensuring pressure class compliance, gauge thickness, reinforcement spacing, and leakage class requirements.

Yes, we offer Annual Maintenance Contracts (AMC) for ducting systems. Our AMC includes joint inspection, sealant inspection, corrosion check, insulation integrity verification, support alignment checks, and leakage detection to ensure long-term performance and system integrity.

Duct leakage testing measures the airtightness of the ductwork. It's crucial because leaks lead to significant energy loss, reduced airflow at terminals, unbalanced pressure, and poor IAQ. We perform leakage tests to ensure compliance with design specifications and to guarantee system efficiency.

Yes, we specialize in retrofitting and duct modification works for existing buildings. This includes duct resizing, adding new branch connections, rerouting ducts, replacing corroded sections, upgrading pressure class, and installing fire-rated or acoustic linings to meet new requirements.

Our duct insulation services include thermal insulation to prevent energy loss, acoustic insulation for noise control, vapor barrier application to prevent condensation, aluminium cladding for mechanical protection, and anti-condensation treatment, using fire-rated materials where required.

Selection depends on air type (supply/exhaust), environmental exposure, corrosion resistance needs, hygienic compliance (SS for pharma/food), pressure class, fire safety regulations, and budget. GI is standard for commercial, MS for industrial exhaust, SS for corrosive areas, and Aluminium for lightweight needs.

Signs include visible air leaks at joints, high energy bills (indicating leakage), inconsistent room temperatures, excessive noise or vibration, visible corrosion or damage, condensation on ducts, and poor IAQ due to improper airflow distribution.

Efficiency can be improved by conducting static pressure optimization, air balancing coordination, velocity correction, reducing duct leakage, adding proper insulation, and performance benchmarking. This reduces fan energy consumption and ensures uniform comfort.

Our installation service covers site or factory fabrication, erection, hanger and support installation, joint sealing, insulation application, and comprehensive testing including leakage tests and airflow validation, ensuring the system meets all design and performance criteria.