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Expansion Bellows are used to safely absorb the heat-induced expansion and contraction of construction materials. These bellows help to make the pipe joints flexible so that they can be twisted in any direction. Materials including SS-304, PVC, PP, EPDM, Alloy SS, rubber are used to manufacture these bellows. They are used in Side-walks, railway tracks, buildings, bridges, piping systems and ships. Expansion bellows are available in multiple arch, taper, offset and sleeve type as per requirements. These bellows have ability to absorb mechanical and thermal movements in the duct systems and pipe works. They are highly demanded for their features like light in weight, sturdy in nature, compact design, corrosion resistance, dimensional stability and perfect finish.
Types of Expansion Bellows:
(a). Fabric Expansion Bellows
(b). Rubber Expansion Bellows
(c). Metal Expansion Bellows
(d). Non-metallic Expansion Bellows
(e). Thermal Expansion Bellows
(f). Universal Type Expansion Bellows
Expansion Bellows Applications:
(i). Steel industries
(ii). Paper industries
(iii). Sugar industries
(iv). Engineering industries
(v). Cement industries
(vi). Fertilizer industries
(vii). Petrochemical industries
(viii). Refineries
(ix). Shipping
(x). Defence
(xi). Railways Locomotives
(xii). Automobile industries
(xiii). Heavy Machinery
(xiv). Carbon Black Plants
(xv). Textile industries