Inline pressure balanced Expansion Joint with partly hidden bellow for steel plant Read more
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41 sets of Refractory Lined Universal Expansion Joints for coal dust in a power plant Read more -
Belman reduced delivery time on 3 Refractory Lined Expansion Joints for fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) to just 12 weeks ... -
The design parameters for certain applications may require a special expansion joint design... Read more -
A Dutch refinery wanted to reduce unwanted spills and sought a more reliable, flexible connection between their storage ... -
Equalizing ring reinforced expansion joints are a good solution for solving the challenges posed by applications exposed... -
4 pcs. customised expansion joints DN 2200 were installed in the hot blast pipeline near the blast furnace of a German s... -
The experienced and certified Belman on-site service team has recently completed a project at a German steel plant. The ... -
Back in 2015 the BBC aired a short documentary from the Lee tunnel. Did you know that some of the expansion joints insta... -
These 2-meter-long pressure balanced expansion joints were installed at the steam turbines in a Croatian biomass cogener... -
30 Expansion joints 12 expansion joints made completely from 254 SMO and a further 18 expansion joints made from austeni... -
Belman has recently delivered three different types of expansion joints for a green energy power plant in the United Kin... -
Belman has recently designed and manufactured a corner relief expansion joint made entirely from Hastelloy. The unit has... -
We have recently supplied a very special compensator for installation in the hot blast main at a steel plant in the Unit... -
The expansion joints are installed as connecting piece, between two ventilation units and installed at a height of 30m. ... -
Belman has just designed and manufactured a 5 meter long expansion joint with pantographic gimbal for an European oil re... -
We have recently supplied a very special compensator for installation in the hot blast main at a steel plant in the Unit...
