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Reducers
Simple Flow Routing for Straight, Reduced and Branched Fluid Paths
Reducer configurations
T-shaped branching
Y-shaped branching
Simple Flow Routing for Straight, Reduced and Branched Fluid Paths
Shop tubing connectors for building and branching laboratory fluid paths. This category includes reducers, T connectors and Y connectors, supporting changes in tubing size and multidirectional fluid routing within compatible systems. Selection should consider connector geometry, tubing dimensions, material, chemical compatibility and system requirements. LabShopNow organizes these connector types within its Liquid Handling range to simplify component sourcing. Review individual product specifications carefully before selecting a connector for a laboratory, transfer or bioprocess fluid-handling application.
Reducers
- Foxx Life Sciences
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Reducer, PE, 1/2" X 1/4" HB, 10/PK
En solde $10.93$15.12Reducer, PE, 1/2" X 1/4" HB, 10/PK
10 variantsSku: 25P-2501-OEMPolyethylene Reducer Fittings For Secure Lab Tubing Hose Barb Connections Foxx Life Sciences connectors are available in a variety of standard sizes. They provide a secure, watertight connection. These connectors...Sku: 25P-2501-OEM
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Shop tubing reducers for connecting different sizes in laboratory fluid paths. Compare connection dimensions and material compatibility for liquid-transfer assemblies.
Frequently Asked Questions Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are tubing connectors used for? +
Tubing connectors join, split or transition compatible tubing within a laboratory fluid-handling pathway.
2. What is a tubing reducer? +
A reducer connects compatible tubing or components with different connection sizes.
3. What is the difference between T and Y connectors? +
Both create branching fluid paths, but their branch geometry differs.
4. How do I choose a tubing connector? +
Match tubing dimensions, connector geometry, material, operating conditions and application requirements.
