Ducting Line
A heavy duty Ducting Line and Air Ducting System engineered to capture dust and light trash at every machine in a grain, seed or peanut plant and carry it safely to the collector, keeping the air clean and the line running.
35+
Years of experience
700+
Customers served
Global
Export support
Machine Image
Machine Overview
Ducting Line & Air Ducting System Overview
Swastik Technology’s Ducting Line is the network of pipework, bends, dampers and supports that carries dust-laden air away from cleaning, grading and handling machines to a cyclone or filter, so the dust never settles on the plant floor or in the product. Designed as an Industrial Ducting Line for flour mills, seed plants and groundnut processors, each Air Ducting System is laid out around the actual machines, the distances between them and the amount of air each one needs. As a Ducting Line Manufacturer, Ducting Line Supplier and Ducting Line Exporter, Swastik Technology builds the duct sections, hoods and fittings in its own workshop and prepares sections that are numbered and packed to travel for overseas projects. Whether a plant needs a single Ducting System for one machine or a full Industrial Ducting System serving a complete cleaning line, size, routing and fan capacity are selected for the crop and the dust it produces. It is designed to work beside our Destoner Machine and Peanut Pre Cleaner Machine on a complete line.
Equipment
What Is an Air Ducting System?
An Air Ducting System is a set of connected ducts through which a fan pulls air, so that dust, husk and light trash released by a machine are drawn into a hood, carried along the pipe and delivered to a separator. Along the way, bends guide the air, dampers balance the flow between branches, and access doors let the pipe be cleaned out. At the end of the line, a cyclone or bag filter separates the dust from the air, and the cleaned air is released while the collected material is discharged for disposal.
In practice the same installation is described in different ways. When the focus is on the plant floor it is called Dust Collection Ducting, and when the focus is on pulling dust at the source it is called Dust Extraction Ducting. Whatever name is used, the job is the same: remove dust where it is created, before it spreads. A well planned Ducting Line protects people, because airborne grain dust is a health and fire risk, and it protects the machines and the product at the same time.
How It Works
How Does a Ducting Line Work?
1
Capture
Hoods fitted at dusty points on each machine draw in dust and light trash as it is released.
2
Transport
A fan pulls air through the ducts at a speed that keeps dust moving instead of settling in the pipe.
3
Balancing
Dampers on each branch share the airflow so every machine gets the suction it needs.
4
Separation
A cyclone or filter at the end of the line separates the dust from the air.
5
Discharge
Cleaned air leaves through the fan outlet and the collected dust is discharged for disposal.
Machine Advantages
Key Features of Our Air Ducting System
Air Ducting System layout designed around your machines, distances and airflow needs.
Smooth bends and transitions that limit pressure loss and dust build-up.
Dampers on each branch for balanced suction across all machines.
Hoods shaped to the dust point on each machine for effective capture.
Flanged, numbered sections that bolt together quickly on site.
Access doors and clean-out points that make blockages easy to clear.
Supports and brackets matched to the duct size and the building.
Leak-tight joints that keep suction where it is needed.
Earthing provision along the ducting to handle static build-up from dust.
Mild steel, galvanized or stainless steel construction depending on the application.
Uses
Applications of the Air Ducting System
Flour Mills & Rice Mills
Carries dust from cleaners, polishers and bagging points to the collector.
Groundnut & Peanut Processing
Removes dust, soil and shell fragments from pre cleaners, shellers and graders.
Seed Companies & Multiplication Farms
Extracts dust from seed cleaning and grading lines to keep lots clean.
Oil Mills & Crushing Plants
Handles dust at intake, cleaning and crushing stages.
Spice & Food Processing
Keeps fine dust out of grinding and packing areas.
Grain Storage & Silos
Draws dust from intake pits, elevators and conveyor transfer points.
Processing
Dust & Materials Handled
✓
Grain dust
✓
Husk and chaff
✓
Straw and leaf trash
✓
Soil and fine sand
✓
Flour dust
✓
Shell fragments
✓
Seed coat and fines
✓
Spice dust
Business Benefits
Benefits of Using a Ducting Line
An Air Ducting System keeps airborne dust out of the workplace, supporting worker health.
Helps reduce the build-up of combustible grain dust on floors and machines.
Protects machines and bearings from dust wear.
Keeps dust out of the product, protecting quality and appearance.
Reduces cleaning time and manual sweeping around the line.
Helps the plant meet its own safety and housekeeping requirements.
Balances suction across machines so each one performs as designed.
Collects dust in one place for easy disposal.
Why Swastik Technology
Why Choose Swastik
35+
Years of Manufacturing Experience
Decades of experience in designing and manufacturing industrial processing machinery.
700+
Customers Served
Machinery supplied to customers across different processing industries.
⚙
Engineering & Customization
Solutions can be designed around specific production requirements.
🌎
Export Support
Support for machinery requirements across domestic and international markets.
✓
Direct Support
Direct communication with the manufacturing and technical team.
Relevant Plants
Relevant Machines
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs About Ducting Line
A Ducting Line carries dust-laden air from machines to a cyclone or filter, so dust is removed at the source instead of spreading through the plant.
They describe the same installation. Swastik Technology supplies it as a Ducting Line or an Air Ducting System, laid out around your machines, distances and airflow needs.
Yes. The ducting carries the dust, and a cyclone or bag filter separates it from the air. Our engineers size the ducting, collector and fan together so they work as one system.
Yes. Branches with dampers share the airflow between machines, and the fan is sized for the combined demand of the whole line.
Construction can be mild steel, galvanized or stainless steel depending on the application, and our engineers recommend the right one for your dust and environment.
Sizing depends on the number of machines, the distances between them, the dust each produces and the airflow required. Share your layout with our engineering team and they will recommend a suitable Air Ducting System.
Get Started
Looking for the Right Ducting Line?
Talk to our team about your processing requirements, capacity and machine configuration.
Send Inquiry
Inquiry Now
Contact us for machine specifications, pricing and customized solutions.
