Applications
The Original Hand-Crafted Elastomer Piping Expansion Joint
The Series 300 elastomer piping expansion joint is hand-crafted and designed to absorb motion and displacement between pipe flanges. These handcrafted, one-piece elastomeric expansion joints feature an exclusive H-R double protected construction. Used and proven in tough services since 1962, Holz non-metallic expansion joints incorporate the finest materials in combination with painstaking fabrication techniques.
Series 300 Elastomer Piping Expansion Joint
- Absorbs motion and displacement between pipe flanges perfect for high shock and vibration situations
- Recommended for temperatures up to 300°F; Viton® tube/ cover will reach 400°F
- Increased efficiency of piping systems by managing high range of temperatures and pressures
- Prevents pipe buckling or fracture
- Features steel body rings held in place with exclusive ring enveloper system
- Manages a high range of temperatures and pressures
- Available for all general applications including severe and harsh environments
- Engineered and built to specific customer requirements
- Can be designed for full vacuum service
- Available sizes: 1/2 to 108
Ideal for Application Conditions:
- Waste water
- Slurry
- Sludge
Construction of Piping Expansion Joint
Tube: The Series 300 piping expansion joint is built with a protective, leak proof lining made of synthetic or natural rubber. The tubes primary function is to eliminate the possibility of materials being handled penetrating the carcass. Carcass: The carcass or body of the expansion joint consists of fabric, and when necessary metal. Cover: A piping expansion joint cover is the exterior surface of the joint. Fabric Reinforcement: The carcass fabric reinforcement is the flexibility and supporting member between the tube and cover. Metal Reinforcement: Wire or solid steel rings imbedded in the carcass are frequently used for strengthening.
Series 300 Expansion Joint Specifications
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