KBG Group

Sand Trap Louver Manufacturer in India

Two-stage sand-trap louvers for data centres, desert and coastal air intakes — high dust separation with the airflow your plant needs.

Applications

Sand-trap louvers by application

A sand-trap louver uses a two-stage inertial path to drop airborne sand and dust before it reaches filters and equipment — critical for arid, coastal and high-dust intakes.

Data centres

Intake protection that extends filter life and protects IT cooling equipment.

Desert & GCC sites

High airborne-dust intakes for plants and utilities in arid climates.

Coastal plants

Salt-laden air intakes where corrosion and dust both matter.

Power stations

Boiler house, turbine hall and auxiliary intakes in dusty environments.

Substations

Transformer and switchgear ventilation in exposed locations.

Industrial process

Clean-air intakes for process buildings and control rooms.

Why KBG

Why specify KBG sand-trap louvers

KBG manufactures two-stage sand-trap louvers that separate airborne dust inertially while delivering the intake airflow the plant needs. We size the louver to the design air volume so pressure drop stays within the fan's capability, and pair it with performance weather louvers where rain rejection is also required.

An ISO 9001:2015 manufacturer supplying across India and the GCC, we provide airflow and separation data and corrosion-resistant finishes for coastal and desert exposure.

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Standards & Compliance

  • Two-stage Inertial sand/dust separation
  • AMCA 500-L Airflow performance basis
  • IS 875 Pt.3 Wind-load compliance
  • ISO 9001:2015 Certified quality system
Specification & Procurement

Sand Trap Louver Manufacturer in India — FAQs

Common questions from consultants, EPC contractors and procurement teams.

How does a sand-trap louver work?

It uses a two-stage inertial path: incoming air changes direction so heavier sand and dust particles drop out into a collection zone and fall away, while cleaner air continues to the intake — reducing the dust load on downstream filters and equipment.

Where are sand-trap louvers used?

Arid, desert and coastal sites, data centres, power stations and substations — anywhere airborne dust or sand would otherwise clog filters and damage HVAC or IT cooling equipment.

Do sand-trap louvers reduce airflow?

They add some pressure drop, so we size the louver to the design air volume to keep it within the fan's capability. Airflow and separation data are provided with the selection.

Can they also reject rain?

We pair sand-trap louvers with performance weather-louver profiles where wind-driven rain must also be kept out, giving both dust separation and a defined water-rejection class.

Request a quote for sand-trap louvers

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