Axial Expansion Joints

Description: When the pipes need to stretch out more than what a single joint can handle, we use a special kind of joint called a double bellows joint with a support foot. It’s placed in the middle of the pipes, and each side of it can move independently to handle the stretching. This joint is really good at dealing with movements that happen sideways too. It also stops the force of the liquid inside from pushing too hard on the pipes. Plus, it can deal with the pipes getting longer or shorter as they heat up or cool down.

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