Ductile Iron Flanged Gibault Adaptors & Pipes
Overview:
These ductile‑iron flanged Gibault joints consist of two product variants: short‑type Flanged Gibault Adaptors and extended‑length Flanged Gibault Pipes.
One end is a fixed flange for bolting to flanged valves or fittings. The opposite Gibault‑style flexible socket can connect with standard ductile‑iron pipes; it was originally engineered for asbestos‑cement pipes, making this series popular transition fittings for Chile and Peru municipal water‑supply networks.
Offered under PN10 / PN16 pressure rating with black bituminous anti‑corrosion coating, the flexible socket delivers limited angular and axial displacement compensation for buried potable‑water pipelines. Extended‑length Flanged Gibault Pipes are available in a range of overall body lengths to satisfy different on‑site layout requirements.
Key Features:
- Two available configurations: short‑type Flanged Gibault Adaptors and extended‑length Flanged Gibault Pipes
- Size range: Adaptors DN50‑DN200; Pipes DN100‑DN150
- Pressure rating: PN10 / PN16
- Ductile iron body finished with black bituminous coating for underground anti‑corrosion performance
- Fixed flange end enables straightforward bolting connection to flanged valves and equipment
- Gibault flexible socket is compatible with both ductile‑iron pipes and asbestos‑cement pipes
- Flexible joint allows limited axial movement and angular deflection, offering good adaptability to underground ground settlement
- Extended‑length pipes are available in multiple body lengths to satisfy different on‑site layout requirements
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Widely adopted for municipal drinking‑water pipeline projects in Chile & Peru
