AYVAZ Disassembly Joint DN450
Cuts valve maintenance downtime on flanged industrial pipelines.
AYVAZ Disassembly Joint DN450 is a practical solution that speeds up valve maintenance and replacement work on pipelines. In addition, its flanged connection allows valves and similar equipment to be mounted onto pipework safely. Moreover, the telescoping short pipes and studs make quick dismantling possible during service, therefore saving time in industrial plants and raising operating efficiency.
The body pipe is produced from GGG 40-50 cast iron, which delivers high durability. The studs and nuts are steel with a galvanised coating, consequently resisting corrosion. As a result, the system operates safely between -10 °C and +80 °C and provides sealing in the PN10 and PN16 pressure classes, with an EPDM sealing ring.
AYVAZ Disassembly Joint DN450 — Technical Specifications
This disassembly joint is widely used in HVAC systems, water treatment plants and distribution facilities. Furthermore, it is preferred in demanding environments such as the mining industry, shipbuilding and chemical plants. In particular, it provides reliable connections in fire-fighting systems and the food industry.
Key Advantages
- GGG 40-50 cast iron body for high mechanical strength and long service life
- Telescoping pipe design for fast assembly and dismantling
- Galvanised steel studs for superior corrosion resistance
Applications
- Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems
- Water treatment plants and industrial distribution lines
- Valve connections in petrochemical and refinery processes
Ultimately, AYVAZ Disassembly Joint DN450 is reliable equipment that simplifies maintenance and replacement work in industrial facilities. ORFA Industrial has supplied this product as an authorised distributor since 1985. ORFA supplies worldwide and provides technical support and price information on request.
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