Marine customer was missing for replacement

Marine customer was missing for replacement

Marine customer was missing for replacement 1 piece of flue gas steel expansion joint.

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Emergency ship repairs!

Both of these two bellows deliveries were intended for emergency ship repairs, where the original OEM bellows, failed in service. The ships could not go back in to service without immediate replacements.

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Rubber Expansion Joints

Do you know – Tcomp also offers quality Rubber Expansion Joints
for most media from DN20 to DN1000.
Special types – on request.

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Exhaust Expansion Joints with special designed flanges

Welded directly to the bellow after the customers requirements.

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DN2000 DUO Expansion Joint

This DN2000 DUO Expansion Joint, has just been finished for shipping to Finland.
The Expansion Joint is used to absorb axial and lateral movements in a system that uses SO2 / SO3 gas. There was several requirements for NDT.

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Flexibility

At Tcomp we are always flexible, to the customers requirements in inquiry phase to construction, testing and packing.
We have just finished 22 pcs. Expansion Joints, with inner sleeves and protection cover to a business in Turkey, where multiply requirements where made during work.

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Customized Expansion Joints

Tcomp – Manufacture of standard and customized Expansion Joints, with directly V-clamp connection to the bellow-ends for (diesel) engines, cooling and heating systems.

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DN500/PN3,5 PED

These 4Pcs. DN500/PN3,5 PED (2014/68/eu) for Exhaust, was produced within a week from arrival of flanges.
Produced to customers specifications

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DN1100

These 35 PCS. in size DN1100 are produced with very low spring rate, and a high life time with more than 10.000 cycles, to help our customer with their pipeline system.

The cycle life is a very important thing at Tcomp and we ensure a long-lasting product.

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District heating

Tcomp has several solutions for deviations when district heating pipelines absorb thermal expansion.

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