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The SOUTHWARK METAL 16_18X10 is a 90-degree sheet metal trunk duct elbow designed for rectangular duct systems in residential and commercial HVAC installations. Built from hot dip galvanized steel, this fitting offers a shortway, vertical, radius throat configuration that directs airflow through a tight turn while minimizing turbulence and pressure drop. The radius throat geometry is preferred in applications where space constraints require a compact elbow footprint without sacrificing airflow efficiency. HVAC sheet metal technicians and duct fabricators install this fitting during new construction and retrofit projects where trunk duct routing must change direction within a confined mechanical space.
This elbow is sized 18 inches by 10 inches on both the inlet and outlet faces, making it a same-size transition fitting with no cross-sectional change through the turn. It is suited for low-pressure forced-air supply and return trunk systems in residential and light commercial settings. The shortway orientation reduces the overall installed depth of the elbow compared to a longway fitting, which is useful when working in tight plenum or attic spaces. Fabricated to ACCA and SMACNA standards, this fitting meets the dimensional and material requirements expected in code-compliant duct installations.
Designed as an OEM-style sheet metal duct fitting for rectangular trunk duct systems requiring a 90-degree shortway elbow at 18 inches by 10 inches duct size, in accordance with ACCA and SMACNA standards.
Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician or qualified sheet metal mechanic. Power down the air handling unit and confirm the system is de-energized before accessing the duct system. Seal all joints with approved duct sealant or mastic and secure with sheet metal screws per SMACNA guidelines to meet energy code requirements. Do not modify the radius throat geometry, as alterations can introduce turbulence and reduce system efficiency.
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