Fitting standard
Snap-lock and crimped metal duct for dust collection
What our sources confirm about snap-lock and crimped metal duct: Oneida's 6 in cyclone ports are sized for crimped duct. Most details are not confirmed.
Also listed as snap-lock pipe, crimped duct, metal duct
Short answer
Our sources confirm little about snap-lock and crimped metal duct: Oneida says its 6 in Super Dust Deputy models have ports sized for crimped ductwork fittings, and Harbor Freight's 59726 manual says '4-inch vent pipe' without naming a standard. Oneida's snap-lock pipe page and instructions could not be read, so gauge, crimp and diameter details are not confirmed.
Key facts
- What the standard or system covers
- Not confirmedOneida's snap-lock pipe page and instructions could not be read.
- Marking to look for
- Not confirmed
- Published dimensions
- Not confirmed
- Joins directly to
- Oneida's 6 in Super Dust Deputy models: ports sized for crimped ductwork fittings[1]
- Joins only through an adapter
- Not confirmed
- Transition parts with stated ends
- Not confirmed
- Gates and fittings made to it
- Not confirmed
- Application limits
- Not confirmed
- Not confirmed
- Harbor Freight's 59726 manual says '4-inch vent pipe' without naming a pipe standard, and Oneida's snap-lock pipe page and instructions could not be read.[2]
Watch out for
- Oneida's 6 in Super Dust Deputy ports are sized for crimped ductwork, while its 4/5 in models take friction-fit flex hose; check which one you have before buying duct.