Reducers & transitions
Change tray size with centered or offset transitions.
6 working methodsChoose a fabrication method
Available nowFour true-size panel patterns and rigid 3D assembly, with explicit measurement references.
Beta · calculation + 3DReducers & transitions / 3DRectangular funnel · centered or offsetRectangular funnel · centered or offsetFour true-size panel patterns and rigid 3D assembly, with explicit measurement references.
Beta · calculation + 3DReducers & transitions / 3DFour-face equal-slope funnelFour-face equal-slope funnelFour true-size panel patterns and rigid 3D assembly, with explicit measurement references.
Beta · calculation + 3DReducers & transitions / 3DOpen-tray reducer · one edge alignedOpen-tray reducer · one edge alignedFour true-size panel patterns and rigid 3D assembly, with explicit measurement references.
Beta · calculation + 3DReducers & transitions / 3DOpen-tray reducer · both sides centeredOpen-tray reducer · both sides centeredFour true-size panel patterns and rigid 3D assembly, with explicit measurement references.
Beta · calculation + 3DReducers & transitions / 3D90° horizontal reducing elbow90° horizontal reducing elbowIndependent measurement setup, solved geometry, joint schedule and four-stage 3D.
Beta · calculation + 3DEach method shows an ideal geometric layout. Check the tray profile, material allowances and connection detail before fabrication.
Before you choose a method
Measure both end sections and the transition length; note which faces must stay aligned.
Cable Tray Measuring Guide ↗Individual methods in this category
14Inner and outer references, left and right directions, and numbered variants remain separate. A working calculator does not automatically complete every method in its shape family.