Dismantling joint ISO-2531

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Specifications

dismantling joints
1.material:ductile iron
2.standard:ISO2531,EN545
3,pressure:PN10-PN16
4.Size:DN50 to DN2000

dismantling joints

It is used for all flanged piping materials line .

Flanges and drillings to ISO7005-2 ( BS EN1092-2:1997,DIN2501)

The dismantling joint enables easy installation and dismantling of isolating valves , non return valves , flow metering equipment , pumps etc.

It compensates for axial displacement of the pipe during installation/dismantling .

All the materials of the body is ductile iron according to GGG500-7 and the bolts and nuts are hot galvanized coating .The rubber seal is EPDM For drinking water.

Size : DN80-DN1200

Pressure : PN10 PN16 PN20

Packing : plywood cases ,pallets or according to the requirment of buyers'

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