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For vibration absorption of piping and absorption of displacement and eccentricity.
Atom joints can also be made with MT rubber (chlorine-resistant rubber). Please contact us.
Please use it for ground subsidence and thermal expansion of piping. Custom orders are also available for special rubber materials, lengths, flange standards, and materials.
This product is a PVC pipe connection type from the Atom Joint (rubber flexible expansion joint/vibration isolation joint) series. The product is flexible, allowing it to absorb stress without putting a burden on the PVC pipes at either end. It is used for measures against uneven settlement in soft ground, as well as for separating structures from piping and for cross-piping in roads. 【Features】 ■ Absorbs large displacements in short distances ■ Sturdy body with a flexible structure ■ Easy installation ■ Absorbs stress flexibly without burdening the PVC pipes at either end ■ Pipe type: Rigid Polyvinyl Chloride *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
Please use it for ground subsidence and thermal expansion of piping. Custom options are also available for special rubber materials and lengths.
This product is a band-clamping type that can be used for both buried and exposed applications in the Atom Joint (rubber flexible expansion joint/vibration isolation joint) series. Unlike metal joints, rubber flexible expansion joints are elastic materials themselves, allowing them to follow complex displacements, making them suitable for sites that require eccentricity and expansion performance. This product is used for measures against uneven settlement in soft ground, as well as for separating structures from piping and for crossing pipelines under roads. 【Features】 ■ Absorbs large displacements in short face-to-face distances ■ Sturdy body with a flexible structure ■ Easy installation with band clamping ■ Flat inner surface suitable for wastewater drainage ■ Suitable for burial (can accommodate 3m of soil cover) *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
