What the photographs establish
This group shows that a “transition” is not one fixed catalogue shape. The Zeus archive contains different profiles and proportions, from angular fabricated sections to round transitions and conical forms. That makes the drawing particularly important because the geometry, end profiles and interfaces define the job.
- An angular transition-style section supported in a fabricated frame during workshop work.
- Several formed sheet-metal pieces showing different profiles and fabricated geometries.
- Round and conical components, including a polished external finish on one photographed cone.
Workshop views
The captions below describe only what is visible in the genuine Zeus photographs. Click an image to enlarge it.
What to send for a comparable requirement
For a comparable cone, reducer or transition, send the top and bottom diameters or profiles, overall height or length, offsets where relevant, material and thickness, quantity, connection details and required finish. A drawing is the safest way to communicate geometry that cannot be described reliably in a short email.
- Drawing or CAD file where available
- Material and grade if specified
- Thickness and principal dimensions
- Quantity and required finish
- Critical interfaces, fit requirements or standards that genuinely apply
- Required date and delivery postcode/location
Related Zeus capability
For a new requirement, use the dedicated cones and transition pieces page. Related Zeus capabilities include sheet-metal fabrication, TIG welding and stainless polishing and finishing where the specification calls for them.
These photographs are examples of bespoke work, not a catalogue of the only items Zeus can fabricate. If your part is different, send the complete requirement for review.
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