Axial expansion joint Geberit Mapress stainless steel d35 33936

Axial Compensator Geberit Mapress Stainless Steel d35

The Geberit Mapress Stainless Steel axial compensator is a component of the press piping system, designed to compensate for thermal expansion and axial deformations. It provides installation flexibility and reduces stress in connections, thereby extending the overall system lifespan. This is particularly critical in systems exposed to temperature fluctuations or in locations subject to building structural movements.

Construction and Application

The compensator is manufactured from high-quality stainless steel 1.4401 (DIN EN 10088), ensuring excellent corrosion resistance and long-term reliability. It features an integrated press connection status indicator, facilitating quick and easy verification of proper press fitting. Thanks to the use of compression sleeves, installation is fast and straightforward—requiring only the appropriate press tool. This compensator is suitable for potable water, heating, and industrial piping systems where flexibility and high-pressure resistance are required.

Key Features and Benefits

• Corrosion Resistance: Made from stainless steel 1.4401, it provides long-term protection against corrosion, even under harsh operating conditions.
• Connection Status Indicator: Enables rapid and simple verification of correct press fitting, minimizing the risk of leaks.
• Wide Temperature Range: Operates reliably between -30°C and +120°C, making it suitable for diverse applications.
• Easy Installation: The press system allows for fast, tool-based installation without welding or threading.
• Axial Expansion Compensation: Effectively absorbs thermal stresses and axial deformations, protecting pipes from damage.
• Compression Sleeve: Ensures a leak-tight and durable connection with Mapress Stainless Steel pipes of 35 mm outer diameter (DN 32).

Technical Specifications

Nominal diameter: DN 32
Outer pipe diameter: 35 mm
Material: CrNiMo steel 1.4401 (DIN EN 10088)
Maximum working pressure: 1600 kPa