What material are these pie cuts made from?

These pie cuts are made from 16-gauge steel, which is a common material for exhaust fabrication due to its strength and weldability.

What does 'CLR' mean in the product description?

CLR stands for Center Line Radius. In this case, it refers to the radius of the bend along the center line of the tubing.

What is a 'pie cut' in exhaust fabrication?

A pie cut is a method used to create tight bends in tubing. Sections are cut at an angle, like slices of a pie, and then welded together to form the desired curve.

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Brand: Stainless Bros
Part #: 609-05002-0016
UPC: 609-05002-0016

Stainless Bros 2.0in x 1D/2.0in CLR Tight Radius 16 Gauge Pie Cut - 6pk

Name: Stainless Bros 2.0in x 1D/2.0in CLR Tight Radius 16 Gauge Pie Cut - 6pk
Brand: Stainless Bros
SKU: stainless-bros-stainless-bros-2-0in-x-1d-2-0in-clr-tight-radius-16-gauge-pie-cut-t14-314303
Price: 34.80 USD
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Stainless Bros 2" CLR tight radius pie cut tubing, 16 gauge steel.

Key Features

Fits 2" CLR tight radius applications.
Constructed from durable 16-gauge steel.
Comes in a convenient 6-pack for fabrication projects.
Designed for custom exhaust system building.

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Product Details

Stainless Bros is known for providing a wide range of exhaust and fabrication components. This 6-pack of 2-inch diameter, tight radius pie cuts is made from 16-gauge steel, perfect for custom exhaust projects where precise bends are needed.

These pie cuts allow fabricators to create complex curves by welding together multiple angled sections. The 16-gauge steel offers a good balance of strength and workability for welding and shaping. Each piece features a tight radius bend, enabling tighter turns in your exhaust system compared to standard bends.