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A butterfly collar damper uses a single flat disc pivoting on a central shaft, built into a round duct collar for compact airflow regulation at branch takeoffs and diffuser necks. Specs, applications, and how to specify one.

A double skin eyeball type jet nozzle has a movable outer shroud that swivels like an eyeball, letting the throw direction be adjusted after installation. Specs, applications, and how to specify one.

A single skin spot type jet nozzle uses a fixed, simple-shell design to direct a concentrated jet of air at a specific spot, rather than a wide sweep. Specs, applications, and how to specify one.

A pan diffuser uses a shallow pan-shaped face to spread supply air in a wide, gentle pattern, suited to lower ceiling heights and lower air volumes. Specs, applications, and how to specify one.

A swirl diffuser uses angled fixed vanes to induce a spinning airflow pattern, pulling in room air for fast mixing rather than a straight throw. Specs, applications, and how to specify one.

A circular diffuser distributes supply air in a symmetrical radial pattern from a round duct connection, without needing a square-to-round transition. Specs, applications, and how to specify one.

A round plaque diffuser combines the plaque diffuser's flush, no-pattern face with a circular shape instead of square. Specs, applications, and how to specify one.

A plaque diffuser uses a flat, solid face plate rather than a grid or cone pattern, for a minimal, architectural ceiling look. Specs, applications, and how to specify one.

A grid diffuser uses a flat lattice-style face, sized to fit standard suspended ceiling grid modules. How it differs from a square diffuser and egg crate grille, plus how to specify one.

A linear curved grille follows a curved wall or ceiling line instead of running straight, keeping the linear look on non-flat surfaces. Specs, applications, and how to specify one.