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Reducing pipe is a type of pipe fitting, also known as a reducer, used for connecting two different pipe diameters. It is also divided into concentric reducer and eccentric reducer. When there is a change in the flow rate of the fluid in the pipeline, such as an increase or decrease, and the flow rate requirement does not change much, a reducer pipe needs to be used.
The commonly forming process for reducing pipes is shrinkage pressing, expansion pressing, or shrinkage plus expansion pressing. Punching can also be used for certain specifications of reducing pipes. Shrinkage forming is the process of placing a tube blank with the same diameter as the large end of the reducing tube into a forming die, and then applying pressure in the axial direction of the tube blank to compress it, causing the metal to move along the mold cavity and shrink into shape. Expanding forming involves using a tube blank with a diameter smaller than the large end of the reducing tube, and then using an internal punch to expand along the inner diameter of the tube blank.
Titanium reducer is a critical piping component designed to connect two pipes of different diameters in a pipeline system, ensuring efficient flow transition while maintaining structural integrity. Constructed from titanium or titanium alloys, reducers are widely used in industries where corrosion resistance, lightweight design, and high strength are paramount.
Specifications
Type | Concentric Reducer R(C) |
Eccentric Reducer R(E) | |
Grade | Gr1, Gr2, Gr5, Gr7, Gr11, Gr12 |
Other material | N4, N5, N6, NO2200, NO2201, MONEL400, INCONEL 600, ZR702 |
Seamless reducer | Φ18-Φ114.3*WT(2.0-9.0) |
welding reducer | Φ139.7-Φ1220*WT(2.0-30) |
Specification | Outer Diameter DN15-1200 NPS 1/2"-48" |
Wall Thickness 2MM-30MM SCH5S-SCH160 | |
Standard | MSS SP 43-1991, MSS SP 75-2008, ASME SB363, ANSI B16.9, EN 10253 |
Technique | Seamless Extrusion, Buttwelding Seamless |
Surface finished | Sand Blasting, Polishing |
Quality control | 100% X-RAY or Dye Penetrate Test |
Application | Petroleum, gas, chemical industry, electric power, metallurgy, pharmacy, shipyard and other similar yield. |
Superior Material Properties
Corrosion Resistance: Titanium reducers excel in harsh environments, including exposure to seawater, chlorides, acids (e.g., sulfuric, hydrochloric), and alkaline solutions. They outperform stainless steel and nickel alloys in many aggressive media.
High Strength-to-Weight Ratio: Titanium’s lightweight nature reduces system load while maintaining mechanical robustness, ideal for aerospace, offshore, and mobile equipment applications.
Temperature Resilience: Suitable for cryogenic conditions (-250°C) and elevated temperatures (up to 600°C, depending on alloy grade).
Applications
Chemical & Petrochemical: Resistant to corrosive fluids in reactors, heat exchangers, and distillation columns.
Marine & Offshore: Immune to saltwater corrosion in desalination plants, shipboard systems, and subsea pipelines.
Power Generation: Withstands high-pressure steam, geothermal brines, and cooling systems.
Pharmaceutical & Food Processing: Non-reactive and easy to sterilize, meeting hygienic standards.
Aerospace: Lightweight yet durable for fuel and hydraulic systems.
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