Metal expansion joints

This expansion joint is made up of a single bellows with its connections.

A universal expansion joint is made up of two single bellows separated by a central pipe spool with its connections.

This metal expansion joint consists of a single bellows with flanges

This metal expansion joint is made of a single bellows with its connections, to which control rods are attached

This expansion joint is made up of a single bellows with sleeves, that allow BIKAR to produce it at the required length

A universal expansion joint is made of two single bellows separated by a central pipe and with flanges

This expansion joint is made up two single bellows separated by a central pipe and flanges with tie-rods

This expansion joint is made up of a single bellows and some metal articulations with their corresponding pivots, which allow angular rotation along a single plane

This expansion joint is made of two articulated bellows joined by means of an intermediate sleeve

Designed to allow angular rotation along any plane, with the use of two pairs of articulations applied to a common, floating cardan ring

This expansion joint is made of two articulated cardan bellows joined by means of an intermediate sleeve

Designed to absorb lateral and/or axial movements eliminating the thrust caused by the internal pressure

This metallic expansion joint expansion joint is designed to absorb axial and lateral movements while retaining the force of the pressure

This metallic expansion joint expansion joint is designed to absorb axial and lateral movements while retaining the pressure thrust with minimum possible length.

These expansion joints are characterized by a high convolution profile and thick ply construction.

Rectangular metal pipe expansion joints have a variety of applications in the power, petrochemical, refining, chemical, and steel industries.

Expansion joints used in FCC units service are highly engineered units and one of the most critical and complex types of expansion joints manufactured