DL Wholesale Noise Reduction Clamp - 14 in - Neoprene Lined

Quieter, Tighter Duct Joints - 2.5 in Wide Band

Loose duct connections leak air and rattle against fans and filters. This clamp wraps the joint with a neoprene-lined band that helps hold a tight seal and absorbs vibration, so air moves where you send it and the setup runs more quietly.

Sold individually, this clamp suits a hobbyist fitting out a single fan or filter connection, and commercial growers can order the count their ventilation layout needs.

Key Features & Benefits

• Neoprene lining — sits on the inner face of the clamp to help seal the joint and dampen vibration.
• 2.5 in wide band — spreads clamping pressure over a broad area of the duct.
• Multi-component fit — works with fans, carbon filters and ducting.
• Sold each — buy only the number of connections you need.

Who Should Use DL Wholesale Noise Reduction Clamp

Growers building or upgrading ventilation in indoor or commercial cultivation spaces, especially anyone trying to cut fan vibration noise and air leaks at duct connections.

About DL Wholesale Noise Reduction Clamp

DL Wholesale lists this 14 in clamp with a neoprene inner lining and a 2.5 in wide band. It is sold as a single piece and is intended for use with fans, carbon filters and ducting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does the neoprene lining do?
A: The neoprene sits between the metal band and the duct. It helps create a tight seal and reduces vibration transferred from equipment to the ducting.

Q: What can I connect with this clamp?
A: It is intended for use with fans, carbon filters and ducting. Check that your duct size matches the 14 in clamp size before ordering.

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

Q: How is a clamp different from tape for duct joints?
A: A clamp can be tightened, loosened and reused when you reconfigure your ventilation. Tape is usually a one-time fix and can leave residue.

Q: Why does vibration matter in a ventilation setup?
A: Vibration from fans travels through rigid duct connections and creates noise. A lined clamp helps dampen it at the joint.