Rubber expansion joints
Rubber expansion joints are designed to compensate for axial, lateral or angular movements in piping systems or equipment. Rubber expansion joints with external tie rod tensioning are particularly suitable for reducing vibrations and damping noise in piping systems and plants where the installation of fixed points to absorb the pressure reaction forces is not or only insufficiently possible.
The rubber bellows are manufactured from a wide variety of elastomer qualities, which make them suitable for use in the transport of a wide variety of media.
The structure of the rubber body, consisting of various elastomer and fabric layers, reinforced in the flange area by vulcanized-in metal rings, guarantees high stability and resistance to pressure or vacuum.
They are particularly suitable
- for absorbing axial and lateral expansion
- compensate for mounting inaccuracies
- compensate for mechanical vibrations
- for noise damping Areas of application
- air conditioning, heating and ventilation systems
- Power plants
- process piping for pulp and paper, chemical and petrochemical industries
- Wastewater disposal and sewage treatment plants
- Shipbuilding and offshore
- Process piping for the metal producing industry and petroleum refineries
- Food processing
- Pollution monitoring systems
