ANTI-VIBRATION COMPENSATOR FLANGED END

Anti-Vibration Compensator Flanged End: Flanged rubber expansion joints for piping systems, also known as expansion compensators, expansion joints, or anti-vibration joints, are critical components in piping systems. They reduce vibrations generated by pumps, compressors, motors, etc., and prevent these vibrations from being transmitted to the rest of the piping system or to the structure. They can also correct minor misalignments, absorb water hammer, or relieve stresses in pipes caused by temperature variations in the fluids circulating through the system.

anti vibration compensator flanged end 7190100200

Code

7190111400
7190111200
7190100200
7190121200
7190100300
7190100400
7190100500
7190100600
7190100800
7190101000
7190101200

Nut

1.1/4″
1.1/2″
2″
2.1/2″
3″
4″
5″
6″
8″
10″
12″

PN

16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16

DN

DN32
DN40
DN50
DN65
DN80
DN100
DN125
DN150
DN200
DN250
DN300

Technical sheet

Advantages of the Anti-Vibration Compensator Flanged End

Our single wave flanged rubber expansion joints are specifically designed to provide a highly efficient solution for systems that require a reliable and durable installation. The single wave design offers optimal flexibility, capable of damping and absorbing vibrations and shocks across a wide frequency range.

Adaptability and Strength

The adaptability of this system allows for easy installation, as it can adjust to common irregularities and misalignments in piping infrastructures. In addition, the material’s resistance to temperature changes and chemical agents ensures long-lasting performance under different operating conditions.

The Best Option on the Market

Choosing our single wave flanged rubber expansion joint means selecting quality and safety for your piping system. Thanks to the advanced technology used in their manufacturing, they exceed industrial standards and position themselves as the best option on the market.

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