A boot (or take-off) is a spiral 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 and plays a key role in spiral duct networks.
Allows airflow splitting with minimal pressure drop
Easy installation and precise connection to main and branch ducts
Compatible with round spiral and rectangular ducts
Manufactured from galvanized steel, aluminum, or stainless steel
Designed to connect ducts of different sizes and shapes
Used in HVAC systems
Suitable for air distribution to rooms or branch ducts
Applied in industrial and building duct networks