Stainless Steel Reducer Bushing with M12 Hex Head

Product Content:

Qimao Metal Manufacturer Stainless Steel Reducer Bushing with M12 Hex Head is machined from 304 bar stock, not cast. The M12 hex head gives you a proper wrench grip for solid torque application. The body steps down to a smaller male thread on the other end, letting you connect mismatched pipe sizes in one joint. Threads are cut on CNC lathes—clean, sharp, and concentric with the hex head. No wobble when you spin it in. Every piece gets deburred after machining. No sharp edges to cut your hands or damage seals during assembly. The 304 stainless offers solid corrosion resistance for most industrial environments. We can supply NPT, BSP, or metric threads to match your spec. Custom lengths and head thickness also available. Just send us a sketch.

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Technical Details:

Stainless Steel Reducer Bushing with M12 Hex Head hex Head  is machined from 304 stainless bar stock. The M12 hex head is cut to standard wrench flats—12mm across, held tight so your wrench fits snug with no slop. Head thickness handles full torque without deforming. The male thread on the reducing end is cut in the same setup, stays concentric with the hex head. Runout is minimal. We inspect every batch with thread go/no-go gauges and a profile projector. The bore is clean, no burrs or tool marks. Surface finish on the sealing face works with most washers and seals. Rolled threads available if you need better fatigue life. We offer both, depending on your spec.

Core Advantages:

Wide Usage:

• The Stainless Steel Reducer Bushing with M12 Hex Head hex Head hydraulic manifold connections where corrosion resistance is required.

• Pneumatic control panels and instrumentation lines.

• Marine equipment exposed to saltwater and humid environments.

• Chemical dosing systems handling mild corrosive media.

• Food processing equipment where stainless is mandatory.

• Industrial water treatment and filtration systems.

• Outdoor pipe connections exposed to weather and moisture.

• Plumbing retrofits where different thread standards need to be joined.