Fabrication at Our Own Plant
Our duct production line includes coil feeding, shear cutting, grooving, lock forming and hydraulic bending. These stages prepare and form the sheet material used in fabrication.
- Coil feeding: feeds sheet material into the production line.
- Shear cutting: cuts the sheet material for fabrication.
- Grooving: forms grooves in the sheet.
- Lock forming: forms the edges used for lock joints.
- Hydraulic bending: bends the sheet into the required profiles.
The fabrication requirements depend on the duct type and project specifications. Include any specified joints, connections or finishing requirements with your enquiry.
1
Design and Measurement
The first step in ductwork fabrication is to design and measure the space where the ductwork will be installed. In F.R. Sevilla, we work with our trusted consultants to craft designs based on the measurements provided by clients.
2
Material Selection
Once the design is finalized, the next step is to select the appropriate materials for the ductwork system. This may include galvanized steel, aluminum, or other materials, depending on the requirements of the system and the specific building needs.
3
Cutting and Shaping
The selected materials are then cut and shaped into the appropriate pieces required for the ductwork system. This may involve the use of specialized equipment such as cutting machines, bending machines, and other tools.
4
Assembly
The individual pieces of ductwork are then assembled into the complete ductwork system. This may involve welding, riveting, or screwing the pieces together, depending on the materials and design of the system.
5
Insulation
Depending on the building requirements, the ductwork may need to be insulated to prevent heat loss or gain. This involves wrapping the ductwork in insulation materials such as fiberglass or foam.
6
Quality Control
Once the fabrication is complete, the finished ductwork system is inspected to ensure that it meets the required standards for quality, safety, and functionality.
