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Description
Couplers have many uses, the most common being joining two pieces of flexible ducting together.
MALE couplers should be purchased for joining two pieces of flexible ducting together, they sit inside the ducting.
FEMALE couplers are for joining two rigid ventilation components: the flanges of fans, filters and reducers fit inside the female couplers.
Key facts
| Male | Joins two pieces of flexible ducting: sits inside both ends |
|---|---|
| Female | Joins two rigid parts: the flanges of fans, filters and reducers fit inside it |
| Sizes | 100, 125, 150, 200, 250 and 315 mm (4 to 12 inch), male or female |
| Brand | Remat |
| Category | Ducting & Ductwork |
How to use
To join two lengths of flexible ducting, push a male coupler into both ends and secure each end with a ducting jubilee clip.
To join rigid parts, such as a fan to a filter or a reducer, slide both flanges into a female coupler and seal the joints with heat-resistant metal tape.
Questions
Male or female: which do I need?
Male for joining two pieces of flexible ducting. Female for joining two rigid parts such as fans, filters and reducers.
How do I secure a coupler?
With ducting jubilee clips on flexible ducting, or metal tape on rigid parts.
