Product Description

Pressed (stamped) reducers made of black steel (2 mm) — are elements for connecting flue pipes of different diameters. This type of reducer is used when the difference in diameters does not exceed 30 mm (or three standard sizes).

Pressed reducers are divided into two types (T1 and T2) depending on the connection type:

• Type T1: The larger diameter has a "female" socket (external, +), and the smaller diameter has a "male" spigot (internal, -). Example: 180(+)/160(-).
• Type T2: The larger diameter has a "male" spigot (internal, -), and the smaller diameter has a "female" socket (external, +). Example: 180(-)/160(+).

Key Features

• One-piece (Stamped) Construction: The absence of welds ensures perfect sealing and high connection strength.
• Durability and Heat Resistance: A 2 mm wall thickness provides resistance to high temperatures (Class T600) and burnout. The element is rated Class G (soot fire resistant).
• Condensate-Proof Design: Correctly choosing the type (T1 or T2) ensures proper installation direction to prevent condensate leakage.
• European Certification: The product complies with the European standard EN 1856-2 and is CE marked, confirming its high quality and safety.

Available Sizes and Specifications

The tables below show the range of standardized T1 and T2 pressed reducers.

T1 Reducer Range (larger Ø "female" (+), smaller Ø "male" (-)

T2 Reducer Range (larger Ø "male" (-), smaller Ø "female" (+)

Important Limitations

• Application: Intended for use with wood-burning stoves, fireplaces, and solid fuel boilers.
• Diameter Check: Before purchasing, ensure the reducer diameters match the pipes being connected.