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Proco Style 240 molded single-sphere rubber expansion joints are built to withstand even the most rigorous piping system configurations. They allow for axial compression or axial extension, and lateral deflection as well as angular movement.
Proco Products manufacture expansion joints for industrial and commercial installations using pumping, piping or ducting which requires expansion or movement joints to deal with thermal expansion, vibration or ground movement.
Proco Style 231 single wide arch rubber expansion joints are built to withstand even the most rigorous piping system configurations. They are single wide-arch products, specifically constructed to reduce or eliminate common occurrences such as noise and vibration, misalignment/offset, or turbulence.
CO Series 230. Built with low-cost chemical resistant elastomers, such as Chlorobutyl, DuPont Dow Elastomer Hypalon® rubber, EPDM, Natural, Neoprene and Nitrile, assures an expansion joint compatible with fluid being pumped or piped.
Standard PROCO Style 240-AV Expansion Joints shown in Bold Type are considered Standards and inventoried in large quantities. NOTES: 1. "HW" denotes Heavy Weight Construction. 2. Movements stated are non-concurrent. 3. To determine End Thrust: Multiply Thrust Factor by Operating Pressure of System. This is End Thrust in pounds. 4.
The Proco Style 440 is a molded expansion joint used for corrosive applications for a wide range of industries. It can be used wherever metallic joints, lap joints, or PTFE or FEP-lined rubber expansion joints were previously used. Features of the Proco Style are: Absorption of pipe-wall and fluid-borne noise; Reduction of system stress and strain
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wide-arch expansion joints The PROCO Series 251 Wide-Arch Expansion Joint is interchangeable with and re-places handmade spool-type and spherical expansion joints. Installed between the anchor points of a piping system or next to mechanical equipment such as: Pumps, Chillers, Cooling Towers, Compressors, Blowers, Fans, Absorption Machines, etc.;
