Key Features
- Absorbs thermal expansion and contraction in piping systems
- Reduces vibration and noise transmission from engines and pumps
- Compensates for pipe misalignment in axial, lateral, and angular axes
- DIN PN10/PN16 flanges for easy, standard installation
- Resistant to seawater, oil, and a broad range of chemicals
- Available in multiple sizes (DN25–DN600) and pressure ratings
- Option of EPDM, neoprene, or PTFE-lined bellows for specific applications
Technical Specifications
| Flange Standard | DIN PN10 / PN16 |
|---|---|
| Nominal Diameter (DN) | DN25 – DN600 |
| Operating Pressure | Up to 16 bar (depending on size) |
| Temperature Range | -20°C to +100°C (EPDM); up to +120°C with optional liner |
| Bellow Material | EPDM, Neoprene, PTFE-lined on request |
| Reinforcement | Multi-ply synthetic fiber and steel wire |
| Flange Material | Carbon steel, stainless steel (on request) |
| Applications | Seawater, fresh water, oil, air, and exhaust gas lines |
Frequently Asked Questions
What flange standards are available?
These expansion joints are supplied with DIN PN10 or PN16 flanges as standard. Other flange standards and drilling patterns can be made available upon request.
Can these joints be used in seawater systems?
Yes, the EPDM bellows provide excellent seawater resistance, making them ideal for ballast circuits, cooling water systems, and other marine piping applications.
What is the maximum temperature rating?
Depending on the elastomer selected, the temperature range is typically from -20°C up to +100°C. For higher temperature requirements, optional PTFE-lined bellows can be used up to +120°C.
Do these joints help reduce vibration from engines?
Absolutely. They are specifically engineered to absorb vibration and noise generated by engines, pumps, and other rotating equipment, protecting piping systems and surrounding structures.
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