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It is ideal for the installation of all components during the mechanical connection between pipe segments.
A union is not only a mechanical way to connect pipes, but it is also the best connection method for installing various components. It is easy to connect and very robust.
Easy attachment and detachment of the pipeline! It offers high water-stopping performance while being lightweight and compact.
We would like to introduce the Union Fittings 'VP240 and VP210' handled by Hashimoto Sangyo. The connection is made using a TS type/union nut, and the long version uses a bag nut insertion type. By simply turning the union nut, the pipeline can be easily attached and detached. Despite being lightweight and compact, it offers high sealing performance. 【Features】 ■ Easy attachment and detachment of the pipeline by simply turning the union nut ■ Lightweight and compact ■ High sealing performance *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
Explaining the structure that makes maintenance easier and the importance of gaskets and tape in preventing leaks!
In piping work, fittings that are always installed with future maintenance in mind are called "unions." Unlike regular fittings that "cannot be removed without cutting once connected," unions have the significant advantage of being "removable at any time." In this article, we will explain the mechanism of unions, the correct installation methods, and the importance of "gaskets" and "seal tape" in preventing leaks. *For detailed content of the column, please refer to the related links. For more information, feel free to download the PDF or contact us.
I will explain the structure of unions, the correct construction methods, and the importance of "packing" and "seal tape" to prevent leaks.
In piping work, fittings that are always installed with future maintenance in mind are called "unions." Unlike regular fittings, which cannot be removed without cutting once connected, unions have the significant advantage of being "removable at any time." In this article, we will explain the mechanism of unions, the correct installation methods, and the importance of "packing" and "seal tape" in preventing leaks. *For detailed content of the column, you can view it through the related links. For more information, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*
