Stainless Steel Sand Trap Louvers, ASTL-S.S
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- Sand trap louvers are an integral part of any air handling unit, usually installed as the first unit at the first point of air intake. As the name of the product states, sand trap louvers prevents the sand from entering the air intake unit or equipment rooms, thus avoiding a damage to the moving parts of the equipment and clogging the filters often. They are also used for ventilation purposes in parking areas, warehouses, generator rooms, fan rooms, etc in desert or sandy regions.
- Sand trap louver are designed with a set of U channels arranged in series on one side and another set of inverted U channels arranged parallel to the first set. This arrangement creates a resistance or barrier for the sand particles in the intake air and thus settles down. The sand could be drained through the drain holes or collected in a tray.
Sand trap louvers are ideal in areas where the intake air velocities do not exceed 1 m/sec. Airmaster strongly recommends high efficiency sand trap louver for higher air intake velocities - The frame and blades are of high quality extruded aluminium profiled construction
with the advantages of corrosion resistance and rigidity. - Composed two sets of inverted U-channels mounted vertically on two opposite rows.
- Drain holes of diameter 20 mm are provided in two rows at the bottom of the louver for
emptying filtered sand and dust. - Can be manufactured from G.I or SS as option.
- Designed to separate sand and dust from the air stream.
- Generally used for ventilation applications and at inlet duct of air handling unit.
- Bird screen to protect from the ingress of large objects
- Natural aluminum anodized finish.
- Finish as per RAL color code.
- Flexibility of finishing available as option.
Options:
Sand trap louvers are available with optional accessories such as insect screen, aluminium mesh filter, volume control damper.
General Features
Brand Name
Air Master
Model Part Number
ASTL-S.S
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