A chimney nipple is a  component of the flue exhaust system, designed to connect pipes of the same diameter.

A chimney nipple becomes particularly important if the pipe's socket has been trimmed.

Male flue liner connector

Why is a chimney nipple necessary when the socket is trimmed?

• A chimney nipple is the optimal solution when expanded pipe ends (sockets) are trimmed, and it's necessary to connect pipes of the same diameter without sockets. Using a nipple not only restores the system's functionality but also reduces costs on new components.

Key reasons to use a chimney nipple with trimmed sockets

• Connection of pipes without sockets:

  The nipple ensures a reliable and tight connection of pipes with the same diameter, eliminating the need for pipes with sockets.

• Material savings:

  You can use leftover pipe elements without purchasing new components with expansions, significantly reducing the overall cost of the chimney system.

How does a chimney nipple work?

The nipple is inserted into both ends of the trimmed pipes, creating a strong connection.For improved joint strength and sealing, use a combination of heat-resistant sealant and clamps. This ensures the pipe connections remain secure, protected from external influences, and free from leaks.

We can produce a custom chimney nipple tailored to your individual requirements, ensuring compatibility with your specific system.

Order a chimney nipple, including custom options, and ensure reliable connections for your system even with trimmed sockets!

Our specialists will help you choose the right solution and provide detailed consultations.

Chimney system components with a diameter of more than 200 mm are manufactured within 3-10 business days upon request.

Manufacturer: SIA Akvilon
Material: Stainless steel AISI 304L/316L, wall thickness starting from 0.6 mm
Diameter range (mm): 80 - 800
Certificate: CE, EN-1856-2