Dismantling joints are used to install or remove equipment, such as valves, between two fixed flanges in a pipeline.
They are designed to allow for a certain amount of displacement, which makes it easier to install and remove equipment for maintenance or replacement.
The joint is typically made of ductile iron and features a fusion-bonded epoxy coating for durability.
These joints are commonly used in municipal water supply, wastewater treatment, and industrial piping systems.