Victaulic Introduces Style W256 Expansion Barrel for Large-Diameter Piping Systems
Jun 22, 2015
Expansion Barrel accommodates up to 42 inches of axial movement
Victaulic, the world's leading manufacturer of mechanical pipejoining systems, introduces the Style W256 Expansion Barrel, a solution for large-diameter water and abrasive service piping systems that accommodates up to 42 inches of in-line expansion and contraction. The Expansion Barrel simplifies system design and installation, and offers durable, reliable service.
TheStyle W256 Expansion Barrelsimplifies system design by enabling all in-line movement to be accommodated in one location in a single unit. The Expansion Barrel eliminates the need for space-consuming, expensive expansion loops or multiple expansion compensators along the line. Standard Victaulic Style W07 AGS rigid couplings are used to join the barrel to the pipeline, easing installation.
TheStyle W256 Expansion Barrelsimplifies system design by enabling all in-line movement to be accommodated in one location in a single unit. The Expansion Barrel eliminates the need for space-consuming, expensive expansion loops or multiple expansion compensators along the line. Standard Victaulic Style W07 AGS rigid couplings are used to join the barrel to the pipeline, easing installation.
The Style W256 Expansion Barrel is available in 24- to 42-inch sizes (600 to 1,050 millimeters), and accommodates pressures of up to 300 psi (2,065 kPa) and straight-line movement of up to 42 inches (1,067 millimeters). The Style W256 does not accommodate system deflection.
For more information about the Style W256 Expansion Barrel and other solutions for large-diameter piping systems, visit www.victaulic.com.
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