FAMCO Increaser Reducer Adaptor Connector for Heating Cooling Ventilation Ducts. Heavy Duty 26 Gauge Galvanized Steel Increaser Reducer.

The FAMCO IR Duct Increaser / Reducer – Galvanized is designed to reduce the duct size of a forced air run in a short transition. by decreasing the duct size, it maintains the CFM in the run and maximizes air flow. The IR is best used in tighter spaces with low air volume where a tapered reducer will not fit. Quality heavy duty constructed in 26 gauge Galvanized. The FAMCO IR Duct Increaser / Reducer – Galvanized comes in a range of sizes from 4 inch x 3 inch to 18 inch x 16 inch. Custom sizes are also available. The FAMCO IR Duct Increaser / Reducer – Galvanized is manufactured by FAMCO in the United States and comes with a 1-year warranty against product defects and workmanship. If you have any questions about this product, variations or custom orders, please refer to the FAQs above or feel free to contact us by phone or email. Established in 1989, Fresh Air Manufacturing Company (FAMCO), headquartered in Meridian, Idaho is one of the Pacific Northwest’s largest manufacturers of Roof Flashings, Pipe Flashings, Ventilation Products, HVAC Accessories, Plastic Air Ventilation Products, and Specialty Building Products. FAMCO builds high quality products that have been trusted by HVAC, Mechanical, Roofing, and Building Professionals for decades. Our quality starts with using the finest raw materials available and having our experienced team following lean manufacturing principles. Under Lean Manufacturing, every procedure is measured, analyzed and checked for quality, efficiency and customer satisfaction. It is the veteran management team, industry knowledge and desire to always improve that separates FAMCO from the competition. We pride ourselves on the guarantee of quality Ventilation and Building Products at FAMCO.

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