Pipe reducer KAN-therm steel 54x35 mm, model 6240300

KAN-therm steel pipe reducer 54x35 mm, model 6240300, is a concentric reducer designed to connect pipes of different diameters in plumbing and heating systems. Manufactured from steel, the reducer provides a durable transition between a 54 mm inlet and a 35 mm outlet, allowing secure flow control and mechanical stability where pipe size change is required during installation, repair or system reconfiguration.

Advantages

The steel construction offers high mechanical strength and resistance to deformation under pressure, making the reducer suitable for demanding installations. Its precise diameters ensure tight fits and reliable connections with compatible fittings and pipes. The product's simple geometry and standard dimensions simplify planning and replacement work in distribution manifolds, branch-offs and system modifications.

Suitable for

• Reducing pipe diameter from 54 mm to 35 mm in water supply systems
• Connecting different-diameter lines in central heating and radiator circuits
• Distribution manifolds and branch connections in plumbing installations
• Repair and retrofit projects where a size transition is required

Key specifications

• Material: steel
• Type: concentric pipe reducer (nyplowa style)
• Input diameter: 54 mm
• Output diameter: 35 mm
• Application: plumbing and heating systems

How to use

Install the reducer where a reliable transition between a 54 mm pipe and a 35 mm pipe is needed. Ensure pipe ends are clean and free of burrs before joining. Depending on the system and local practice, connect the reducer using appropriate methods for steel pipes such as threaded joints, welding, or mechanical couplings compatible with the reducer and the adjoining pipes. Verify alignment and support to avoid undue stress on joints and follow system pressure and temperature limits of the installation.

Usage recommendations

Before installation, check compatibility with pipe wall thickness and connection type. Use recommended sealing materials and follow applicable standards for plumbing and heating systems. Support the pipes near the reducer to prevent strain and consult system documentation for pressure and temperature ratings.