Ductile cast iron leak repair fitting (for straight pipe section) "Esclamp"
Ideal for emergency repairs! Excellent water tightness achieved with full perimeter packing!
The Esclamp is a ductile iron leak repair fitting for pipes with a nominal diameter of 75 to 300 millimeters (for straight pipe sections). It is compatible with cast iron pipes, steel pipes, and PVC pipes, making it economical as there is no need to stock repair joints for each type of pipe. The body is split into two parts, allowing for installation without cutting the pipe. With a generous effective length, it can reliably cover damaged areas. Its easy installation enables quick response even in emergencies. It features a reliable full-circle gasket that provides excellent water tightness. For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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【Features】 ○ Compatible with cast iron pipes, steel pipes, and PVC pipes, making it ideal for emergency repairs. ○ Economical as there is no need to stock repair joints for each type of pipe. ○ Nominal diameter of 75 to 300 millimeters. ○ The body is split into two parts, allowing for installation without cutting the pipe. ○ Sufficient effective length to reliably cover damaged areas. ○ Easy installation enables quick response even in emergencies. ○ Excellent water tightness due to reliable full circumference packing. 【Specifications】 ○ Applicable pipe types: cast iron pipes, steel pipes, PVC pipes. ○ Body material: FCD420. ○ Coating: Epoxy resin powder coating on the inner surface. ○ Allowable water pressure: 0.75 MPa. ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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Since our establishment in 1970, we have been a manufacturer of special fittings dedicated to protecting lifelines, introducing numerous innovative products to the market. The ductile iron ball-shaped flexible expansion joint "Flexibender," released in 1980, demonstrated its seismic performance during the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake and the Great East Japan Earthquake. The EM continuous water supply method "S-Gate" series, launched in 1999, has steadily achieved results in various countries around the world, including the United States and South Korea. We are committed to product development with free thinking, unconstrained by conventional wisdom, and contributing to the safety of lifelines.
