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Parallel blade dampers provide rapid, on-demand airflow for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. As the damper actuates, the uniformly oriented blades open simultaneously to allow air to flow unimpeded.
This straight-through design makes parallel blade models well-suited for applications requiring quick temperature changes, intermittent strong air bursts, or open/close modulation.
Typical uses include freezer cooling, industrial oven ventilation, HVAC throttling, zone control, laboratory exhaust management, or anywhere where fast actuation and fluid direction are needed.
With robust construction and responsive action, parallel blade dampers offer versatile airflow modulation across diverse environments.
Our parallel blade models modulate airflow rates quickly, making them ideal for:
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In summary, parallel and opposed blade dampers each offer distinct airflow control characteristics.
Parallel blade models open concurrently to allow rapid, unrestricted air passage ideal for fast temperature changes or directing intermittent air bursts.
Opposed blade dampers seal tighter and enable smoother, more precise air modulation from fully open to partially closed.
When selecting a damper, consider whether responsive flow direction or exact flow regulation is more important.
With decades of expertise, our team can help determine optimal blade orientation for your application’s priorities and performance requirements.
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