Fabric Expansion Joint

Fabric expansion joints are assembled from metal frames and fabric seals. It is another option besides metal expansion joints and rubber expansion joints. Not as robust as metal expansion joints, fabric expansion joints are often used in low-pressure pipelines that transport high-temperature gases. Fabric expansion joints can absorb greater movement than metal expansion joints and play a role in compensating for thermal expansion, accommodating installation misalignment, and isolating vibrations in piping systems. The use of a large amount of non-metallic materials not only reduces the load on the pipeline, but also makes it easier for workers to install it. The manufacture of fabric expansion joints is not limited by the forming method and material availability, and there is a lot of freedom in the customization of size and shape.

Features

• Light weight
• Easy to install and maintain
• larger movement
• No reactive force
• Low price