Model 6700 Air Volume Control Damper Aluminium

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

 

The Bullock Model 6700 Air Volume Control Damper (patent application number 2004904926) with its unique blade configuration is designed to give greater control of air passing through air-conditioning or ventilation systems, either manually using a quadrant control or via the use of building system actuators. This model has been durability tested as per AS1668 for high temperatures and ultra low air leakage tested in the closed blade position.

 

Available in three material types: Aluminium, Stainless or Galvanised Steel, all of which can be easily installed into sheetmetal ductwork, conditioner housings or air plenums.

 

ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS

  1. Damper AIRWAY dimension measured in millimeters WIDTH (blade length) x HEIGHT
  2. Damper controls: “Manual” or “Motorised”, left or right hand upper, middle or lower position
  3. Damper frame type or size (see below) Options: frame mounting slots, bolt-together modules
  4. Damper hardware: Nylon/bronze bearings, stainless side blade seals, extended drive shafts
  5. Damper materials: Galvanised/Stainless (and grade) Steel, Aluminum or combination thereof


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FRAMES AND CORNERS

Aluminium-6060T5-“C” type design 35mm x 165mm x 1.8mm think extrustion. Stainless/Galvanised steel-“C” type TDF/TDC 35mm x 165mm x 1.6mm thick
35mm or 50mm x 215mm x 1.6 thick. Welded corners have been innovatively phased out with the introduction of the Bullock corner Gussets for aluminum dampers. These assist in frame strenghtening while allowing expansion in elevated temperature situations

BLADES

Aluminium – 6060T5 – Extruded 1.6mm thick streamline edge design for ultra low resistance’s and the available option for added blade seals on both edges to minimize leakage. Opposed blade rotation is standard, parallel action is optional. Stainless/Galvanised Steel – precision cut 1.6mm, die and press formed, the interlocking blades fit wholly with the damper frame

BLADE SEALS

All side blade seals are of series 300 stainless steel, alleviating the problem of “aggravated corrosion” of seals through blade swiping action. Blade tips seals are optional silicon seals with a serviceable temperature of up to 220 degress celsius or stand blade seal

SHAFTS

Hexagonal 13mm zinc die cast design is mechanically fixed to the blade ends. Rotating pivot / drive collar is 16mm diameter stainless steel providing strength, durability and ease of service for bearings. The actuator drive shaft is 12.7mm diameter zinc plated mild steel or optional stainless steel

BEARINGS

Sintered Bronze 16mm diameter x 4mm thick “top hat” design to suit the 16mm diameter stainless steel blade pivot collars. These sit flush in a counter sunk frame seat providing strenght to the frame penetration and giving precise bearing positioning. Polysulfone, which has a service temperature range up to 160°C

LINKAGES

Blade linkages have been designed as an external operating system within the frame channel. 3mm Aluminium / Stainless Steel Triangular plate design mechanically lock onto each blade pivot, interconnecting 2mm angles and 1.8mm linkage bar connectors are driven off a 6mm stainless steel pivot pin and bearing combination giving smooth blade rotation from open to close positions

PERFORMANCE TESTING

AIR LEAKAGE – Damper leakage tests to verify performance of the model’s blade sealing system. The results show ultra low leakage rates. Cycle tested – open & closed in excess of 20,000 times

ELEVATED TEMPERATURES Independent testing of the aluminium model was carried out for durability in compliance with AS1668 for smoke dampers. No visible signs of damage or distortion were noted in the test where temperatures were recorded at 200°C for a duration of 2 hours.

A copy of these tests are available from your local Bullock representative in your state.

INSTALLATION AND MAINTENACE

Correct installation is critical for proper operation and long life of air controlled dampers. Refer to installation instructions to avoid on-site delays through incorrect procedures. NOTE: Volume control dampers are designed to control airflow, always ensure ductwork or plenums are self supported and installed to AS4254 accepted methods

INCORRECT INSTALLATION VOIDS ALL WARRANTIES

Maintain dampers in accordance with AS1851 if required

Specifications subject to change without notice

ADDED OPTIONS

  • Motorised to manual kit
  • Manual to Motorised kit
  • 2 dampers with 1 motor (this requires 2 drive arms and 1 x 5/16″ rod cut to size). This is not
  • recommended for dampers larger than 750 x 750