Material: Reducing screws are typically made of brass, stainless steel, or other materials depending on the application requirements, providing corrosion resistance and durability.
Thread Type: Male and female threads of different sizes, allowing for connection of pipes or fittings with different diameters.
Size: Available in various sizes and configurations, with different thread sizes on each end to accommodate different pipe diameters.
Finish: Screws may come in a plain or plated finish, such as chrome plating or other coatings, to enhance corrosion resistance and appearance.
Fields of Application:
Plumbing and Pipe Fitting: Reducing screws are commonly used in plumbing and pipe fitting applications to connect pipes or fittings with different diameters. They can be used to adapt or reduce the size of pipe connections in plumbing systems, heating systems, water supply lines, or other fluid handling applications.
HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning): These screws may find applications in HVAC systems for connecting different sizes of pipes, fittings, or components. They can be used to adapt or reduce the size of pipe connections in HVAC systems, such as air conditioning units, heating systems, or ventilation systems.
Industrial and Manufacturing: Reducing screws can be used in various industrial and manufacturing applications where different pipe sizes need to be connected or adapted. They can be used in industries such as chemical processing, oil and gas, food and beverage, or pharmaceutical, where different pipe sizes are commonly used and need to be connected or adapted.
Piping Systems and Fluid Handling: These screws may be used in piping systems and fluid handling applications where different pipe sizes need to be connected or adapted. They can be used in systems such as water supply lines, irrigation systems, process piping, or pneumatic systems, where different pipe sizes need to be joined together.
DIY and Home Improvement Projects: Reducing screws can also be used in DIY (do-it-yourself) and home improvement projects for connecting pipes or fittings with different diameters. They can be used in applications such as plumbing repairs, installations, or modifications, where adapting or reducing pipe sizes is required.
