A Multi-Louver Damper is an advanced airflow control device used in industrial, commercial, and HVAC systems to regulate or isolate airflow. It features multiple parallel blades that open, close, or modulate in unison to control the volume of air passing through ducts, vents, or exhaust systems.
Multiple Blade Design: Ensures uniform airflow control across the duct.
Robust Construction: Made from high-quality materials like carbon steel, stainless steel, or aluminum for long-lasting performance.
Low Leakage Design: Enhanced sealing to minimize air leakage when closed.
Manual or Automated Operation: Operated manually or through motorized actuators for remote and precise control.
Customizable Options: Available in various sizes, materials, and configurations to meet specific industrial needs.
Corrosion Resistance: Optional coatings for use in corrosive environments.
Low Pressure Drop: Engineered for efficient airflow with minimal resistance.
Industrial Ventilation: Regulates airflow in ducts and ventilation systems.
Power Plants: Controls flue gas in boilers, chimneys, and turbines.
Chemical & Petrochemical Plants: Manages airflow in processing units.
HVAC Systems: Used in heating, cooling, and ventilation applications in commercial buildings.
Dust Collection Systems: Regulates air and material flow in filtration systems.
Cement & Mining Industries: Directs and controls air in material handling systems.
Precise Airflow Control
Energy Efficiency
Customization
Durability
Low Maintenance
