What is a Rubber Expansion Joint?
A Rubber Expansion Joint is a flexible connector installed between sections of a piping system to accommodate axial, lateral, and angular movement. Its flexible rubber construction also helps isolate vibration and reduce noise transmitted through pipelines.
Depending on the application, rubber expansion joints can be manufactured with different rubber compounds, reinforcement layers, flange configurations, and dimensions.
Key Features of Rubber Expansion Joints
High flexibility and movement absorption
Excellent vibration isolation
Reduces piping system stress
Helps absorb thermal expansion
Available in different sizes and configurations
Suitable for various industrial applications
Resistant to water, chemicals, oils, and temperature depending on rubber grade
Available with different flange and connection options
Designed for reliable and long-term service
