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News Release from: Viking Johnson | Subject: MaxiDaptor
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 12 August 2003
New bolting system saves time in the
trench
MaxiDaptor, the Viking Johnson universal flange adaptor, is now being supplied with Twin-Start bolts so that it can be bolted up faster and with less effort, saving time in the trench
MaxiDaptor, the Viking Johnson universal flange adaptor, is now being supplied with Twin-Start bolts so that it can be bolted up faster and with less effort, saving time in the trench Available initially for 3"/DN80, 4"/DN100 and 6"/DN150 nominal diameters, the new nuts and bolts have a Twin-Start thread complemented by a Sheraplex low-friction PTFE coating for ease of assembly and maximum tightening speed
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 10 Aug 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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Introduction of the Twin-Start bolts - believed to be a first for pipe joints - coincides with a comprehensive re-engineering of the MaxiDaptor design using finite element analysis and 3D modelling.
The new version satisfies Viking Johnson rigorous test standards, such as short and long-term pressure tightness and AREL accelerated ageing tests.
It has also passed independent vibration tests, confirming that the bolts maintain the appropriate torque in service.
The bolt torques are unchanged.
MaxiDaptor is just one of the couplings in the Viking Johnson MaxiFit range, the leading UK pipe jointing product.
It creates opportunities to reduce stocks by accommodating plain-ended pipes with different outside diameters in all common materials - steel, ductile and cast iron, PVCu and asbestos cement. Request a free brochure from Viking Johnson ...
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