Key Features
- Concentric reducer for smooth diameter transition from 90mm to 65mm
- Butt-welding ends ensure strong, leak-proof connections
- Made from durable carbon steel for marine and industrial use
- Total length 101.6mm for standard pipe fitting dimensions
- Suitable for ordinary pipe systems in shipbuilding and repair
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Concentric Reducer |
| Material | Carbon Steel |
| Connection | Butt-Weld |
| Nominal Size (D1×D2) | 90×65 mm |
| Overall Length (H) | 101.6 mm |
| Application | Ordinary Pipe Systems |
| IMPA Code | 731226 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a concentric reducer used for?
A concentric reducer connects two pipes of different diameters while maintaining a straight centerline. It is used to reduce pipe size gradually, minimizing turbulence and pressure drop in the system.
Is this reducer suitable for seawater systems?
Carbon steel is not recommended for direct seawater contact without proper coating. This fitting is best used in freshwater, oil, or closed-loop systems. For seawater, consider stainless steel or bronze reducers.
How is this reducer installed?
It is installed by butt-welding the ends to matching pipe ends. Ensure proper alignment and use appropriate welding procedures for carbon steel.
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