Reductor universal Infinity Tools

It steps through outside diameters of 1", 2", 2-1/2", 3", 4", 5" and 6", so you can adapt a wide range of ports and hoses with a single fitting. See more dust collection fittings.

Locate the stepped ring that matches the diameter you need, then cut at that transition. We recommend using a hand saw or band saw for a clean, square cut.

The reducer has a 0.125" wall thickness, giving each cut section enough rigidity to hold its shape in a hose run.

Because its stepped, cut-to-fit design transitions through seven outside diameters, a single reducer can adapt many different port and hose combinations rather than being locked to one size.

Yes. The stepped cone works well for connecting custom enclosures, manifolds, and machine ports. Explore the rest of our dust collection components to build out your system.

The reducer is cut to fit so the section slips into the matching port or hose. You can add a hose clamp from our hoses and accessories range for extra holding power if desired.

In many cases, yes. Because it covers diameters from 1" up to 6", a single stepped reducer can take the place of multiple single-size adapters in your shop.

Either works. A band saw makes a fast, square cut, while a hand saw gives you full control. Both are recommended for trimming the reducer at the correct step.

It is ideal for joining mismatched ports on tools, manifolds, and custom enclosures within a dust collection network where the sizes do not line up.

Yes. Since each step is a distinct diameter, you can trim the reducer at two points to capture a specific section, then keep the remaining pieces for future adapting needs.