SFDCR SFDCR twin sphere reducers eliminate the need for cast iron or steel transition pieces usually found on both ends of pumping systems. Since steel reducers are eliminated,there are space, cost and labor savings. The SFDCR has a wide range of applications. Safeflex expansion joints are molded and vulcanized in hydraulic presses. This high pressure…
SFU SFU single spheres are more than adequate for both sound reduction and movements in smaller pipelines. 3 bolt flanges increase sealing pressure and eliminate pullout common to threaded pipe coupling ends poorly adapted to this service. Safeflex expansion joints are molded and vulcanized in hydraulic presses. This high pressure process produces a smooth finished…
STYLE HT702 Invincible Series HT700 combines all the construction and performance advantages of the 700 with high temperature resistance. Reinforced with high temperature resistant fabric, and with the cover of either EPDM or Viton, the HT700 can provide full pressure service at operating temperatures up to 350°F and 400°F respectively. Material & Operating Temperatures Series…
STYLE 702 Mercer Invincible Series 700 Teflon® lined expansion joints combine the advantages of Teflon®: Anti-stick properties Superior Strength Excellent chemical resistance Non-aging with the advantages of Mercer’s elastomeric expansion joints: Isolate mechanical vibration Long life expectancy Absorb pressure surges Eliminate electrolysis Small space requirements Allow four way movements (Axial, lateral, torsional, angular), eliminating problems of…
FER500 Expansion joints installed in piping systems must be anchored on both sides of the joints to avoid the use of control rods. If control rods are installed as a safety measure, the locking nuts must be backed off with a clearance equal to the specified axial movement. The expansion joint will exert thrust on…
FCR500 Expansion joints installed in piping systems must be anchored on both sides of the joints to avoid the use of control rods. If control rods are installed as a safety measure, the locking nuts must be backed off with a clearance equal to the specified axial movement. The expansion joint will exert thrust on…
STYLE 1004 The Mercer Rubber Company was started in 1865 as a small factory on Mercer Street in Hamilton Square, New Jersey. The company specialized in molded rubber mechanical products, rubber sheeting and conveyor belting, and began building rubber expansion joints in the early 1930’s. Mercer was completely owned by one family from its inception…
STYLE 1003 The Mercer Rubber Company was started in 1865 as a small factory on Mercer Street in Hamilton Square, New Jersey. The company specialized in molded rubber mechanical products, rubber sheeting and conveyor belting, and began building rubber expansion joints in the early 1930’s. Mercer was completely owned by one family from its inception…
STYLE 1002 The Mercer Rubber Company was started in 1865 as a small factory on Mercer Street in Hamilton Square, New Jersey. The company specialized in molded rubber mechanical products, rubber sheeting and conveyor belting, and began building rubber expansion joints in the early 1930’s. Mercer was completely owned by one family from its inception…
STYLE 1001 The Mercer Rubber Company was started in 1865 as a small factory on Mercer Street in Hamilton Square, New Jersey. The company specialized in molded rubber mechanical products, rubber sheeting and conveyor belting, and began building rubber expansion joints in the early 1930’s. Mercer was completely owned by one family from its inception…