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Helicoid or Sectional Flighting
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Not sure what the difference between Sectional and Helicoid Flighting is?

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Helicoid Flighting

Helicoid flighting comes in one continuous length. The flighting is thicker at the inside edge and tapers towards the outside edge. Forming a single helix saves time and money, but there are limitations as to the materials, design, and material thickness using this method.

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Sectional Flighting

Sectional Flighting comes in one rotation per piece, and are of uniform thickness from their inner edge to their outer edge. The sectional flight process allows for a greater variation in design, material thickness, and material used, but more handling is required to form sectional flights into a finished auger.

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How to Measure Flighting

Information and dimensions required for custom flighting or auger...