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The Southwark Metal 73C121212 is a square to round transition fitting designed for use in residential and commercial HVAC duct systems. This fitting connects a square or rectangular duct opening to a round collar, allowing airflow to transition smoothly between duct shapes. HVAC installers and sheet metal contractors rely on square to round transitions when connecting main trunk lines to round branch ducts or when fitting ductwork to air handlers, registers, and diffusers. The 73C121212 measures 12 inches in length, 12 inches in width, and 12 inches in height, with a 12-inch round collar diameter and a 12-inch by 12-inch square opening. This makes it a standard size for medium-capacity residential and light commercial applications. The fitting is manufactured from hot dipped galvanized steel meeting ASTM A653 CS Type B standards, which provides corrosion resistance and long service life in both conditioned and unconditioned spaces. At 28 gauge, the metal is sturdy enough for standard forced-air duct systems while remaining easy to cut, seam, and connect with standard sheet metal tools. The galvanized coating protects against rust and moisture, which is especially important in attics, crawl spaces, and mechanical rooms. The collar height on this size is approximately 2 inches, which provides enough depth for a secure slip or drive connection to round flex duct or rigid pipe. This product is sold individually and is made in the USA. It is part of Southwark Metal's 73C product family, which covers square to round transitions in a wide range of sizes. HVAC technicians should verify duct dimensions before ordering to ensure a proper fit.
The Southwark Metal 73C121212 delivers a reliable, code-compatible square to round duct transition in a standard 12-inch size, built from galvanized steel for long-lasting performance in forced-air HVAC installations.
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