Rubber Telescopic Tube

A flexible tubular product, typically made of rubber or elastomeric polymer materials, known for its expandable and contractible properties. These products can stretch or shrink under different stresses and deformations, making them commonly used in various industrial and mechanical equipment, including HVAC systems, pipe connections, automobiles, ships, chemical industry, food processing, and more.

Rubber expansion joints have the following characteristics and applications:

1. Elasticity and Expandability: They can compensate for displacements, vibrations, or deformations caused by various factors between different components.
2. Shock Absorption and Noise Reduction: They can absorb vibrations and noise generated during the operation of mechanical equipment, reducing their impact on the surrounding environment and other equipment.
3. Adaptability and Flexibility: Used for connecting pipes, they can compensate for variations or size differences between different pipes, ensuring a tight seal in the connection.
4. Durability and Corrosion Resistance: They can withstand pressure, temperature, and the corrosion of different chemicals in various environments while maintaining their performance and sealing capabilities.