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Stainless Steel Expansion Springs

Fitted into the banding so it keeps its grip as the pipe moves - pre-stretched half an inch at installation, with up to two inches of travel in service.

Product Details

A pipe that heats up grows, and banding that was tight when it was cold either slackens or cuts in. Expansion springs take up that movement, holding a steady clamping force through the cycle instead of letting the jacketing work loose.

Grades

  • SS 304 - high tensile with good corrosion resistance
  • SS 316 - marine grade, with superior chloride resistance

Fit and travel

  • Compatible with all common strapping widths up to 19 mm (¾ inch)
  • Pre-stretch of ½ inch at installation
  • Service expansion up to 2 inches
  • A 4-inch spring stretches up to 2½ inches beyond its original length

What they do

  • Maintain clamping force through thermal expansion and contraction
  • Secure insulation on pipes, tanks, vessels and equipment
  • Prevent insulation damage from temperature swings
  • Distribute stress evenly across the surface

Where they are used

  • Hot and cold pipeline insulation
  • Tank and vessel insulation
  • Marine and offshore systems
  • HVAC duct insulation
  • Power plant and refinery equipment

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Good to Know

Questions about Stainless Steel Expansion Springs

Because pipes move. Banding tightened cold either slackens or cuts into the insulation once the line heats up; the spring absorbs that movement and holds a steady clamping force.

All common strapping widths up to 19 mm (3/4 inch).

Pre-stretched half an inch at installation, with up to 2 inches of service expansion - a 4-inch spring will stretch up to 2.5 inches beyond its original length.

SS 316, for its superior chloride resistance. SS 304 is the standard choice elsewhere.
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