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Expansion Joints - Rubber, Fabric & Gas Turbine

Expansion Joints provide flexibility and compensate for various strains and movements in the pipe system such as mechanical vibrations, thermal expansion, and pressure changes. A.R. Thomson Group assembles and distributes all types of expansion joints such as fabric duct and blower type; metallic spool, pipeline or ducting type; elastomeric type and vibration dampeners; and full PTFE spool type. We also supply expansion joints accessories and options.

Rubber Expansion Joints
Rubber Expansion Joints

Rubber expansion joints are flexible connectors used to absorb movement, vibration, and misalignment in piping systems, offering excellent resistance to various chemicals and temperatures.

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Gas Turbine Exhaust
Gas Turbine Exhaust

Gas turbine exhaust expansion joints are specifically designed to withstand high temperatures and vibrations, providing reliable sealing and flexibility in exhaust systems for gas turbines.

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Farbci Flue Duct
Fabric Flue Duct

Fabric flue duct expansion joints are fabric-based connectors used in flue gas ducts to accommodate thermal movements, vibrations, and misalignments while maintaining a gas-tight seal.

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Metallic Exhaust Bellows

Metallic exhaust bellows expansion joints are engineered to handle high-temperature exhaust gases while absorbing thermal movements, vibrations, and pressure fluctuations in exhaust systems, ensuring reliable performance and longevity.

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Metallic  Flue Duct

Metallic flue duct expansion joints are robust connectors used in flue gas ducts to handle high-temperature and corrosive environments while accommodating thermal movements and misalignments, providing a reliable and durable solution.

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Spool Type

Spool type expansion joints are compact and flexible connectors commonly used in small-diameter piping systems to absorb movement, vibration, and noise, ensuring a tight seal and extending the service life of the system.


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