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Duct Beading Machine Used
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Engel Industries | Engel Corner Caddy / Cadet
Engel Corner Cadet
Although the Corner Caddy is portable and light in weight, it’s heavy on performance, automatically inserting and crimping specially designed TDC/F corners on 18-gauge ductwork in seconds. In addition to handling virtually every style of duct, the Corner Caddy also works with multiple types of fittings. The Engel Corner Cadet is a compact, pneumatically operated machine that inserts specific style TDC/F corners into the ends of assembled duct sections. The unit will automatically place a corner piece in a duct corner and crimp it securely and permanently into place. The unit is designed so that the base plate of the head is at the operator's foot level. The operator can slide the duct into the Corner Cadet without having to lift it, saving the operator time and energy, and reducing the possibility of damage to the duct with less handling. When a piece of air duct with the TDC/F type end connector is manufactured, it is necessary to install corner pieces into the four corners of each end of the duct. When the corner of the end of the air duct is positioned properly into the Corner Cadet, the unit will automatically begin the sequence required to insert a corner piece into the positioned corner. The duct is first clamped into position, then a corner piece is slid into position on the inside edges of the bottom corner. The corner is then immediately pressed into the flange corner and the corner piece is crimped securely into place with the edges of the TDC/F flanges on the duct. The machine head retracts to its home position, ready for the next insert cycle to be initiated. The operator removes the duct, rotates the duct to the next corner, and repeats the procedure as required. The Corner Cadet is specifically designed to insert TDC/F corners into the end of duct pieces. It is especially helpful when working with shorter joints of duct where only a single machine head is required or for a special duct joint requiring corner pieces on one end only. |
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