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    Rubber Expansion Joints

    Rubber Expansion Joints

    Rubber Expansion Joints are Universal Expansion Joints Designed for axial, lateral and angular movements, with full developed Rubber Faced flanges and Rotating Steel Faced

    This Joints are designed with Single & Multi convolution and made from different rubber qualities with such as CR, EPDM & NBR with Impregnated reinforcing high tensile Polyamide cord and with reinforced layers of Aramid, Polyester and Fiberglass,

    The Rubber grades used for the Inner, Intermediate and outer ply are empirically defined rubber compounds rated to certain properties (media resistance, ozone resistance, UV resistance, Elasticity, wear-proof characteristics,)

    This Rubber Expansion Joints can be Designed & Equipped with vacuum supporting rings for High Negative Pressure applications and with internal cylindrical guide sleeves to protect the rubber structure against abrasive media and high flow velocities

    Frequently Asked Question

    Rubber Expansion Joints are designed to absorb axial, lateral, and angular movements in piping systems. They help reduce vibration, compensate for misalignment, and protect against thermal expansion.

    These joints are capable of managing axial, lateral, and angular movements, making them highly flexible for industrial applications.

    Yes. Inner, intermediate, and outer layers are made with specific rubber compounds to ensure ozone resistance, UV protection, elasticity, and wear resistance.

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