Dust Collection Fittings, Elbows, Wyes, Tees, and Couplings
Route your duct the way your shop is laid out so the air pulls dust straight to the bin. Elbows turn the corners, wyes and tees split the line, and couplings join the runs. Each PETG fitting is printed to size. Made in the USA.
Pick a fitting shape and size
Pick a shape, then pick a standard size for each opening. Every part is printed in the USA.
Laser and 3D printer exhaust adapters
These straight adapters join a laser or 3D printer exhaust port to a vent hose. Measure both ends first.
Shop fittings by type
Pick a type to see every size we make.
- 90° ElbowsRight-angle bends. 8 of 14 sizes ready to order
- 45° ElbowsModerate-angle bends. 9 of 14 sizes ready to order
- 22.5° ElbowsGentle-angle bends. 12 of 14 sizes ready to order
- Wye SplittersY-shaped branch connections. 44 of 64 sizes ready to order
- Tee FittingsPerpendicular branch connections. 53 of 64 sizes ready to order
- Cross FittingsFour-way connections. 10 of 14 sizes ready to order
- CouplersInline straight connectors. 6 of 14 sizes ready to order
- End CapsClose off a duct end. 14 of 14 sizes ready to order
- Tapered TransitionsSmooth size changes. 56 of 66 sizes ready to order
- Blast GatesOpen and close a duct line. 14 sizes, not for sale yet
Popular fittings
The sizes shops ask for most. Each one is ready to order.
What Are Dust Collection Fittings?
Dust collection fittings are the parts that connect and route your duct. An elbow turns a corner. A wye or a tee splits one line into two. A coupling joins two straight pipes end to end. Together they build the path your dust travels from the tool to the bin.
The shape of each fitting changes how the air flows. A wye splits the line at a gentle angle, so the air keeps moving with less drag. That holds your suction strong at every machine, so more dust gets pulled away and less of it settles on your bench and in your shop air.
What You Can Buy Today
We print every fitting and ship it to you. Most sizes are ready to order. A few of the biggest ones are not, and the list below says which is which so you are not guessing.
Ready to order
212 sizes have a price and a buy button. Pick your size, pick your color, and we make it. Made in the USA.
Not for sale yet
80 sizes are on hold. Some are too big for us to make in one piece. Some need a second part we do not make yet. Each page says which.
Do not see your size?
Build one above. Pick a shape, set each opening, and you get a priced page for that exact part.
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Dust Collection Fittings FAQ
What are dust collection fittings?+
Dust collection fittings are the parts that connect and route your duct. Elbows turn corners, wyes and tees split one line into two, and couplings join two straight pipes. Together they shape the path your dust travels from the tool to the bin.
What is the difference between a wye and a tee?+
A wye splits the line at a gentle angle, while a tee splits it at a sharp 90 degrees. The gentle angle of a wye keeps the air moving with less drag, so you lose less suction. Use a wye when you can and a tee when space is tight.
What size dust collection fittings do I need?+
Match the fitting to your duct size. Most shops run 4 inch main lines and 2.5 inch drops to the tools. Measure your pipe, then pick the fitting in that size. Pick a type above to see every size.
Do you make 4 inch dust collection fittings?+
Yes. We make fittings in 4 inch and other standard sizes from 1-1/4 inch up to 4 inch. Pick a type above to see every elbow, wye, tee, and coupler we offer in each size.
Will these PETG fittings hold without clamps or tape?+
In most setups, yes. Each end is printed to a standard duct size, so it pushes on and grips on its own, and the joint holds well enough to keep your suction strong. Add a wrap of tape at any joint that sees heavy use.
Why are some sizes marked not for sale yet?+
We print every fitting ourselves, so a size only goes on sale once we know we can make it and what it costs. A few of the biggest ones do not come out in one piece, and a few need a second part we do not make yet. Those pages say so and take your email instead of your money.
