Single and twin sphere rubber expansion bellows for thermal compensation and vibration absorption in pipework.
Description
Industrial grade expansion bellows engineered for the thermal compensation, vibration isolation and movement absorption found in critical piping systems. Available in axial, lateral and angular configurations across a full size range.
UK stock · Same-day dispatch before 3pm · Trade accounts welcome
UKGP · IndustrialMost specified
UKGP-EB-05
DN80 (3") Rubber Expansion Bellows & Pipework Expansion Joints
Single sphere · PN16 flanged · EPDM
UKGP-EB-06
DN100 (4") Rubber Expansion Bellows & Pipework Expansion Joints
Single sphere · PN16 flanged · EPDM
UKGP-EB-07
DN125 (5") Rubber Expansion Bellows & Pipework Expansion Joints
Single sphere · PN16 flanged · EPDM
UKGP-EXB · Sizes & buy
Single and twin sphere EPDM flanged rubber expansion joints for vibration isolation and thermal compensation on closed heating, chilled water and HVAC pipework. PN16 flanged ends as standard. Axial, lateral and angular movement absorbed.
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Prices ex VAT. Alternative lengths (130 / 150 / 200 mm), PN25 flanges, NBR / nitrile and stainless tie-bar restraint kits available — call +44 20 8935 5572.
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4-year warranty
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