Need help finding a 3" to 4" Aluminum reducer/cone
Trying to find a 3" to 4" reducer/cone in aluminum. I'm not having any luck and was hoping someone on here has a reference...
Thank you.
Thank you.
Burns has some.
http://burnsstainless.com/Tran....html
I have 3 to 3.5" in stock if you can make that work. I ran into a case where i needed a 3-4 and i rolled one out of .065" alum. sheet. Definitely cheaper to buy one than the time i had in building one, but if you need something quick...
http://burnsstainless.com/Tran....html
I have 3 to 3.5" in stock if you can make that work. I ran into a case where i needed a 3-4 and i rolled one out of .065" alum. sheet. Definitely cheaper to buy one than the time i had in building one, but if you need something quick...
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by tony1 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Burns has some.
http://burnsstainless.com/Tran....html
I have 3 to 3.5" in stock if you can make that work. I ran into a case where i needed a 3-4 and i rolled one out of .065" alum. sheet. Definitely cheaper to buy one than the time i had in building one, but if you need something quick...</TD></TR></TABLE>
I've done that before too, very time consuming. What I have since started doing for Al that needs to reduce 1" or more is pressing the tube over these 15* cones/dies I made, that will get you .5" transistion before you wreck the material, then I press the next size over the die to get the last half of the transition, I then cut and weld the two parts together and you get 1" I can do the whole procedure in under 30 minutes now, still kind of gay but its works.
http://burnsstainless.com/Tran....html
I have 3 to 3.5" in stock if you can make that work. I ran into a case where i needed a 3-4 and i rolled one out of .065" alum. sheet. Definitely cheaper to buy one than the time i had in building one, but if you need something quick...</TD></TR></TABLE>
I've done that before too, very time consuming. What I have since started doing for Al that needs to reduce 1" or more is pressing the tube over these 15* cones/dies I made, that will get you .5" transistion before you wreck the material, then I press the next size over the die to get the last half of the transition, I then cut and weld the two parts together and you get 1" I can do the whole procedure in under 30 minutes now, still kind of gay but its works.
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