When your system requires a long-term, low maintenance, field serviceable solution, ADSCO Slip-Type expansion joints are the answer. ADSCO Slip-Type expansion joints are the culmination of over 100 years of evolution and engineering excellence. In addition to a variety of standard designs, engineers can and have customized joints for extreme movements, temperatures, pressures, diameters and various media.
The "RJ" Ram-Pak Slip-Type expansion joint offers exceptional value as a method of absorbing thermal expansion in pipelines and process systems. The use of Ram-Pak external packing pistons with quarter turn shut off valves allow additional packing at full line pressure. The RJ utilizes both flake graphite and graphite rope packing.
The Type "IS" Gland-Pak is ideal for use where a guided expansion joint is desired, but where circumferential space is limited. IS type expansion joints use Gland packing rope which can be tightened in service. The gland design, using graphite rope, allows for complete in line field replacement of the packing. Flake graphite packing is not used in the IS design, eliminating any concern of minute graphite flakes entering the media flow.
The "RBJ" Ram-Pak Slip-Type expansion joint is the hybrid of our packing options. With both the Gland packing and the Ram packing methods, this product offers the “belt and suspenders” for operator maintenance. The combination of Ram and Gland packing assures sealing performance many years into the future. Like the "IS" joint, the Gland also allows future removing and replacing of the packing without removing the joint from the line.
Known for its high pressure capabilities, the Toroidal or Omega shape is unique in the industry. Adsco offers everything from Toroidals to Low Corr, High Corr, Equalizing and Pressure Balanced designs.
ADSCO Corruflex Equalizing Expansion Joints are equipped with equalizing rings which reinforce the corrugations against internal pressure and equalize movement among all the corrugations.
ADSCO Corruflex Equalizing Expansion Joints are equipped with equalizing rings which reinforce the corrugations against internal pressure and equalize movement among all the corrugations.
ADSCO Corruflex Non-Equalizing Expansion Joints have no reinforcing devices on the corrugations, and are designed for working pressures from full vacuum to 300 PSI.
ADSCO Corruflex Equalizing Expansion Joints are equipped with equalizing rings which reinforce the corrugations against internal pressure and equalize movement among all the corrugations.
The Pressure Master expansion joint offers exceptional value as a method of absorbing long axial thermal expansion in pipelines and process systems.
The Pressure Master II expansion joint offers exceptional value as a method of absorbing long axial thermal expansion in pipelines and process systems. This product is internationally sourced.
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Turbine crossover bellows type expansion joints: From the early pioneering days of Westinghouse and General Electric, ADSCO’s type expansion joints have been supplied as original equipment and refurbishments to every size power plant running today.
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FCCU: Fluid catalyst cracking units, are probably the most demanding application for any expansion joint in your plant. Significant pressures, extreme operating temperatures, chemical compatibility with the bellow’s wetted surfaces and erosion from the catalyst can make these quite a challenge.
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Chemical compatibility and temperature are key issues we find in dealing with chemical process applications. ADSCO can make metal bellows out of almost any weldable and bendable material. From relative common stainless steels to the Hastelloy’s and Inconel’s, we’ve made it.
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Ask us anything! ADSCO is the abbreviation for American District Steam Company! We invented this application. As manufacturers of both bellows and slip type expansion joints, we can supply the best expansion joint for the applications. Steam, condensate, chilled water, air, gas etc you name it.
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