RUBBER EXPANSION JOINT

A rubber expansion joint is an arch-type flexible non-metallic connector fabricated from natural or synthetic rubber and fabrics, usually with metal reinforcements, to isolate vibration and noise and provide stress relief in piping systems caused by thermal changes, mechanical vibration and other system movements. “Technical Handbook on Rubber Expansion Joints and Flexible Pipe Connectors”.

Rubber expansion joints provide flexibility and concurrent movements, isolation of vibration and noise, resistance to corrosion, abrasion and erosion in various piping systems. They are widely used in process piping systems, urban heating & air conditioning systems, water supply systems, sewage treatment, food industry, ship building industry, power generation, as well as pharmaceutical industry.

1. RUBBER EXPANSION JOINT

MODEL: FIG 113B

APPLICATION
Suitable for water, steam and others non-abrasive media
(Refer to corrosion resistance table for valve materials selection)
SPECIFICATION
Face To Face Dimension BS 6755
End Connection Flanged End to EN 1092-1, BS 6755
Preasure Rating 16 Bar
Working Temperature Up to 80˚C

2. THEADED RUBBER EXPANSION JOINT

MODEL: FIG 113-1B

APPLICATION
Suitable for water, steam and others non-abrasive media
(Refer to corrosion resistance table for valve materials selection)
SPECIFICATION
Connection BSPT/NPT Threaded
Preasure Rating 16 Bar
Working Temperature Up to 80˚C