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Hemi Reducer - Tri Clamp 6" to 12" - SS304

SKU HR-6TO12

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Hemi Reducer - Tri Clamp 6" to 12" - SS304

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$220.00

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A 304 stainless hemispherical reducer joining a 12″ tri-clamp face to a 6″ tri-clamp face through a domed transition rather than a flat plate or a straight cone. Both ends are tri-clamp and no threaded side ports are listed for this model. Supplied as SKU HR-6TO12.

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Description

A hemispherical reducer in 304 stainless steel that joins a 12″ tri-clamp face to a 6″ tri-clamp face. The transition is a dome, which distinguishes it from the flat lid (reduction in one plane) and from the conical reducer (a straight-walled cone) covering the same two sizes.

Specification

  • Material: 304 stainless steel
  • Large end: 12″ tri-clamp
  • Small end: 6″ tri-clamp
  • Side ports: none listed for this model
  • SKU: HR-6TO12

Clamps and gaskets for both joints are separate line items and are not included.

Our source data for HR-6TO12 does not include a dimensioned drawing, an overall height, a weight or a pressure rating. The conical reducer covering the same 6″ to 12″ transition does have a manufacturer’s drawing on file, but its dimensions describe a cone, not a dome, so they are not repeated here. Ask if you need the documented figures for this part.

Frequently asked questions

What are the connections?+

12" tri-clamp at the large end and 6" tri-clamp at the small end. Both are tri-clamp faces.

How does this differ from the conical reducer in the same sizes?+

The hemispherical reducer transitions through a dome; the conical reducer (SKU CR-6TO12) transitions through a straight-walled cone. Both are 304 stainless and both join 6" to 12" tri-clamp. The conical version has a manufacturer's drawing on file with dimensions, pressure and temperature ratings; this one does not.

Does it have any threaded side ports?+

No side ports are listed in the model designation for HR-6TO12. Reducers with a 1/4" NPT side port exist in this range as separate part numbers.

What is it made of?+

304 stainless steel, per the manufacturer's designation for this model.

What is the overall height and weight?+

Neither is recorded in our source data for HR-6TO12. If the height matters for your frame or clearance, ask us to obtain the drawing before you order rather than working from the conical version's figures.

Are clamps and gaskets included?+

No. A 12" clamp and gasket and a 6" clamp and gasket are needed and are stocked as separate line items.

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