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Corrugated Steel Pipe

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Corrugated Steel Pipe

Coupling band

It is a most commonly used and highly-constructable joining device that places a watertight gasket around the outer surface end of recorrugated steel pipe and covers it with a coupling band by bolt-joining

  • Corrugated steel pipe layout
  • Coupling band joining

Sleeve

It is a joining device for corrugated steel pipes with small nominal diameters such as 0RS and ORS perforated pipes. It is a simple connection device that inserts the sleeve into the inner diameter of the steel pipe end that has not been recorrugated and joins the outer surface with heat shrinkable tape.

  • Corrugated steel pipe layout
  • Sleeve joining

Helical flange

It is a flange-type joining device mainly used in unique environments that require high watertightness. After joining the flange around the outer surface end of the steel pipe that has not been recorrugated with bolts, it is secured by inserting a watertight ring into the inner diameter.

  • Corrugated steel pipe layout
  • Helical flange joining
Composition of Helical Flange Parts

It consists of a flange body and a sleeve, and the details are as follows.

  • Flange body
  • Sleeve

Connecting pipe and branch pipe

It is a connecting component used in sections where connecting diameter between corrugated steel pipes changes, branch pipe is built, etc.
The angle of connecting pipe and branch pipe, the nominal diameter and length of main pipe and branch pipe are manufactured in consultation with clients.

  • T Connector
  • Elbow
Scroll to the right Unit : mm
T Connector
(Straight T connector)
Branch pipe diameter a Main pipe length c Branch pipe length b Width d
a a + 2d c÷2 250
T Connector
(T connector with different diameters)
(When the difference in diameter between main pipe and branch pipe is less than 500mm) (e - a ≤ 500mm)
Branch pipe diameter a Main pipe length c Branch pipe length b Width d
Branch pipe with Ø1,000 or less Branch pipe with over Ø1,000
a a + 2d 500 a÷2 250
(When the difference in diameter between main pipe and branch pipe is more than 500mm) (e - a > 500mm)
Branch pipe diameter a Main pipe length c
(c = e)
Branch pipe length b
Branch pipe with Ø1,000 or less Branch pipe with over Ø1,000
a e 500 e÷2
Elbow Angle Diameter a Width b
45° or 90° a 250