DL Wholesale Noise Reduction Clamp - 10 in - Neoprene Lined

Quieter, Tighter Duct Connections - 2.5 in Wide Band

Loose duct joints leak air and rattle against fans and filters. This clamp tightens around the connection, and its neoprene lining on the inner surface helps seal the joint and absorb vibration, so airflow stays in the duct and hum stays down.

This 10 in clamp is sold individually, so it suits a grower fitting out a single fan or filter connection, as well as a commercial room that needs a clamp for each joint along a duct run.

Key Features & Benefits

• Neoprene lining — sits between the band and the duct to help seal the joint and dampen vibration.
• 2.5 in wide band — spreads clamping pressure over a broad area of the duct.
• 10 in clamp size — made for 10 in duct connections.
• Sold each — buy only the number of clamps your layout needs.

Who Should Use DL Wholesale Noise Reduction Clamp

Anyone running ventilation for indoor cultivation who connects ducting to fans, carbon filters or other duct sections and wants a quieter, tighter joint.

About DL Wholesale Noise Reduction Clamp

DL Wholesale lists this clamp in its ventilation and duct range. It measures 34 in long, 2.5 in wide and 0.3 in high before installation, weighs 0.6 lb, and has a neoprene lining on the inner part of the band.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does the neoprene lining do?
A: The lining sits against the duct surface. It helps create a tight seal and reduces vibration between the duct and connected equipment.

Q: What can I connect with this clamp?
A: It is intended for use with fans, carbon filters and ducting. Check that your connection matches the 10 in clamp size.

Q: Is it sold as a pack?
A: No. Each listing is for one clamp, so order one per joint.

Q: How wide is the band?
A: The band is 2.5 in wide. That width spreads pressure across the duct rather than pinching a narrow line.

Q: Will a clamp remove all fan noise?
A: No. It helps reduce vibration at the joint, but fan motor and airflow noise come from other sources. Pair it with other noise control measures if quiet is a priority.