Rubber sewer pipe
drainage

rubber sewer pipe
rubber sewer pipe
rubber sewer pipe
rubber sewer pipe
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Characteristics

Material
rubber
Applications
drainage

Description

We produce metal sections coated with rubber or polymer composite compound to the pipelines: pipes, adapters, T-branches, elbows, nozzles, etc. Depending on conditions in the manufacture of products, we use different types of rubber: – wear-resistant; – acid resistant; – alkali resistant; – oil and petrol resistant. Depending on the installation site, the pipelines are designed for pressure up to 16 bar for discharge or possible vacuum 0.8 in the suction line. Industrial rubber pipelines are used at mining, ore processing, metallurgical, and energy enterprises for hydrotransporting abrasive materials having pH levels from 1 to 14 at a temperature of the transported liquid up to 120°С. Also, it is possible to use rubber pipelines in other industries as pipelines for transporting nonfood liquids. All products of our company are made of high quality natural and synthetic rubber. PRODUCT ADVANTAGES: • high wear: resistance to mechanical, chemical and thermal effects in corrosive environments • environmental resistance • anti-adhesive properties of rubber allow avoiding the formation of mineral deposits on the inner walls of the pipe • long service life in comparison with metal products. The average service life of rubber products is 4-6 times longer than steel analogs • reliable tightness of connections without additional seals • significant vibration and noise reduction • compensation for thermal deformations in pipeline systems • the increased flexibility of the entire pipeline systems allows to reduce installation space • easy assembling and disassembling

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