It takes a trained eye and precision to correctly measure offset. Our veteran engineer, TM, employs both of these assets as pictured below. We never shy away from a jobsite visit or a chance to see the expansion joint in person. Acquiring the correct measurements from the beginning will only ensure a smooth process from quoting, to manufacturing, to installation. Have joints in question? Contact us here.
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Our engineer TM is photographed preparing to pressure test a shipment of flanges. Each product has a specific rated pressure and test pressure. This order
At the start of this year, we opened our doors to the Inside the Blueprint team to give them an insider’s perspective of a day
In early June, the Mercer Rubber Co. team traveled to the west coast for the annual American Water Works Association Convention. Spencer, Bob, and TM
When our customers need expansion joints replaced, we encourage that retrofit measurements are taken by our engineers so we can supply proper replacements. We provide