Ham-let 3001869 Compression Tube Reducer SS316

Product Description

The HAM-LET 3001869 is a compression tube reducer designed to transition between a compression fitting end and a tube stub end in instrumentation and process piping systems. Constructed from 316 stainless steel to ASTM A182, A213, A269, A276, and A479 material standards, this reducer delivers corrosion resistance suitable for demanding fluid and gas service environments. The overall length is 1.82 inches. Licensed plumbers, pipefitters, and instrumentation technicians install this type of fitting in applications where tube size or connection type changes within a compression-style tubing run.

This reducer is suited for use in industrial instrumentation, process control, and fluid handling systems where a reliable compression-to-tube-stub transition is required. It is appropriate for both above-grade and panel-mounted tubing arrangements. The fitting is rated for operation down to -20 degrees F, making it compatible with a range of ambient and process temperature conditions encountered in commercial and light industrial settings. Its compact form factor allows installation in tight tubing layouts without additional adapters.

Key Features

• 316 stainless steel construction meets ASTM A182, A213, A269, A276, and A479 standards
• Compression x Tube Stub end configuration for direct reducer transitions
• Overall length of 1.82 inches for compact inline installation
• Rated to -20 degrees F minimum operating temperature
• Compliant with DIN EN10122-5 and DIN EN10272 international standards
• Swagelok cross-reference part number SS-400-R-8

Compatibility

Cross-references to Swagelok part number SS-400-R-8. Designed as an OEM-style compression tube reducer for instrumentation and process tubing systems using compression-style fittings.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified pipefitter or instrumentation technician following applicable process piping codes. Depressurize and isolate the tubing system completely before removing or installing any compression fitting. Use appropriate tubing cutters and deburring tools to ensure a clean, square tube end before seating into the compression ferrule. Do not overtighten compression nuts; follow the fitting manufacturer's specified turn-count procedure for initial assembly.