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· Superior Vibration Absorption: The spherical design and elastomeric material effectively dampen mechanical vibrations and acoustic noise, ensuring a quieter and safer working environment.
· Multi-Directional Compensation: Capable of handling axial compression, axial extension, lateral deflection, and angular movement simultaneously.
· High-Strength Reinforcement: Built with premium synthetic rubber (EPDM/NBR/Neoprene) and reinforced with multi-strand nylon cord to withstand high pressure without deforming.
· Corrosion & Chemical Resistance: Depending on the rubber compound selected, these joints provide excellent resistance to acids, alkalis, oils, and ozone.
· Easy Installation: Equipped with swivel (floating) flanges, making it simple to align bolt holes even in tight spaces or misaligned pipe runs.
· Excellent Recovery: Unlike metal bellows, rubber joints have superior "memory" and can return to their original shape after repeated cycles of expansion and contraction.
Feature | Engineering Standards |
Size Range | DN25 – DN3000 (1" to 120") |
Pressure Rating | PN10 / PN16 / PN25 / Class 150 |
Rubber Material | EPDM (Standard), NBR (Oil-resistant), Neoprene, Butyl |
Reinforcement | Nylon Cord Fabric & Hard Steel Wire |
Flange Material | Carbon Steel (Zinc Plated), Stainless Steel 304/316 |
Working Temp | -15°C to 115°C (up to 150°C for specialized compounds) |
Applicable Media | Water, Seawater, Air, Weak Acid, Oil, etc. |
Flange Standard | EN1092-2, ANSI B16.5, DIN 2501, JIS B2220 |
WODE Valve provides specialized flexible solutions for global infrastructure projects:
· Precision Molding Technology: Our single sphere joints are manufactured using high-pressure vulcanization molding, ensuring uniform wall thickness and a smooth interior for low flow resistance.
· Strict Pressure Testing: Every batch is tested for burst pressure and vacuum resistance to ensure safety in demanding vacuum or high-pressure suction lines.
· Custom Material Compounding: We can tailor the rubber formulation (e.g., high-content EPDM) to provide better UV resistance for outdoor installations.
· Certified Quality: Our products meet international standards for safety and performance, accompanied by full material and testing documentation.
· HVAC Systems: Connecting chillers and cooling towers to reduce structural noise transmission.
· Water Treatment & Pumping: Absorbing pump start-up surges and protecting pipe connections.
· Power Generation: Used in condenser cooling water systems and flue gas desulfurization.
· Marine & Shipbuilding: Handling engine room piping where space is limited and vibration is high.
· Industrial Utility Lines: Compressed air, chemical transport, and process water loops.
For optimal system protection, consider these specialized technical configurations:
· The Standard Water Utility Choice: An EPDM Single Sphere Joint with Carbon Steel Flanges. This is the most popular configuration for HVAC and municipal water systems, offering excellent weather resistance and cost-efficiency.
· The Petrochemical & Oil Specialist: Featuring an NBR (Nitrile) Inner Tube. Specifically designed for pipelines carrying hydraulic oils, lubricants, or fuel, preventing the rubber from swelling or degrading over time.
· The High-Temperature Steam/Hot Water Model: Constructed with IIR (Butyl Rubber) or specialized high-temp EPDM. This setup ensures long-term elasticity in systems where temperatures consistently exceed 100°C.
· The Chemical & Corrosive Resistant Option: Utilizing a PTFE-lined (Teflon) Interior. This combines the flexibility of a rubber joint with the extreme chemical inertness of PTFE, making it perfect for aggressive acids and pharmaceutical fluids.
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