• A boot (or take-off) is a duct fitting used to branch airflow from the main duct to a secondary duct.

• Typically used to connect round or rectangular branch ducts to the main duct.

Features and Advantages

• Allows airflow splitting with minimal pressure drop

• Easy installation and precise connection to both main and branch ducts

• Manufactured from galvanized steel, aluminum, or stainless steel

• Designed to connect ducts of different sizes and shapes

• Reduces noise and ensures uniform airflow

Applications

• Used in HVAC systems

• Suitable for air distribution to rooms or branch ducts

• Applicable in industrial and building duct networks