Rubber Hose
Expansion Joint

Rubber Expansion Joint

Expansion joint solves a piping system problem

Proper Application

  • Expansion joint is used in the middle of pipe to absorb extension and compression at pipe line due to vibration, noise and temperature change.
  • For both delivery and suction

Characteristics

Quick Shape Recovery to the Original Form

Arch structure for flexible part of the body absorbs various kinds of defomation brought by external force.

Easy Installation

Light weight and easy to handle.
Wrapped type. One size fits all.
Face-to-face length can be designed depend on install situation.

Kinds

Metal Flange Type

2 Types; A type (for dredging & heavy purpose) and B type (for general purpose)
Suitable for less than 0.98MPa at working pressure.
Loose end type is also avavailable depending on difficulty of installation of pipes.
Easy to install owing to built-in control unit.

Metal Flange - A Type

Metal Flange - A Type

Metal Flange - B Type

Metal Flange - B Type

Rubber Flange Type

Suitable for less than 0.49MPa at working pressure.
Face-to-face distance is short and very light weight.
Retaining ring is adhered by vulcanizing.

Rubber Flange Type

Structure

The picture above is very simple.
Please feel free to contact us for more information.

Standard Specification

ND in. ID
mm
Standard Length Working Pressure Tolerable Movement
1 Arch
mm
2 Arches
mm
Low Pressure
MPa
High Pressure
MPa
Compression
mm
Extension
mm
Deflection
mm
40 1-1/2 38.1 130 200 0.49 0.98 9 5 5
50 2 50.8 12 7 7
65 2-1/2 63.5
80 3 76.2 210
100 4 101.6
125 5 127.0 150 240 15 8 8
150 6 152.4
200 8 203.2 180 290 18 10 10
250 10 254.0 200 310
300 12 304.8 230 340
350 14 330.2 350 0.78 21 12 12
400 16 381.0 360
450 18 432.0 240 370
500 20 489.0 250 380 0.29 24 13 15
550 22 534.0
600 24 591.0 400
650 26 638.0 0.59
700 28 698.0
750 30 738.0 260
800 32 791.0
900 36 898.0
1000 40 998.0 300 480 0.20 0.49 30 16
1100 44 1100.0 500
1200 48 1200.0
1350 54 1350.0 350 570 36 20 20
1500 60 1504.0

Tolerable movement data shown are based on 1 arch.

Movement

Axial Compression

Axial Compression

Deflection

Deflection

Axial Extention

Axial Extention