Connectric rectangular reducer

Product code: #123456

Condition: In stock

Origin: Vietnam

Brand: Eusteel

Galvanized corrugated iron: Most popular, widely used in ventilation and air conditioning systems.
Stainless steel (201, 304): Used in environments that require high corrosion resistance and hygiene (for example: industrial kitchen exhaust systems, food processing factories).

Adjusting wind speed and pressure: When the cross section narrows, the wind speed increases and the static pressure can decrease. This is used to control gas flow or to create a certain pressure point.
Connecting pipe sections of different sizes: Ensures a smooth transition between pipe sections of different diameters.

Connecting air ducts to equipment: For example, connect main air ducts to air vents, flow control valves (VCDs), air boxes (plenum boxes) or other devices with smaller inlet sizes.
Airflow distribution or concentration: In some cases, condensers are used as part of an airflow distribution or convergence network.

Shape:

Has a truncated pyramid shape, with two ends being two rectangles (or squares) of different sizes.

Input size (larger edge) and output size (smaller edge).

The four side faces of the cone are isosceles trapezoids, symmetrical about the central axis of the cone. This gives it its "concentric" character.

Material Thickness:

Depends on the size of the cone and the working pressure of the system.

Usually follows the same thickness standards as square ductwork.

Length of Reducer:

The length of the taper directly affects its performance. The longer the cone, the smaller the slope of the sides, helping the airflow to change its cross-section more smoothly, thereby:
Reduce pressure loss: Gas moves smoothly, with little impact and turbulence.
Noise reduction: Helps the system operate quieter.