Di Rubber Ring

About Di Rubber Ring

It seems like there might be a typo or an abbreviation in your question, as "Di Rubber Ring" isn't a standard term in the context of rubber products. However, I'll provide some information based on possible interpretations:

1. "DI" Rubber Ring

- If "DI" stands for Ductile Iron, it's possible that you are referring to a rubber ring used in conjunction with Ductile Iron pipes. In water and wastewater systems, Ductile Iron pipes often have rubber gaskets or rings to create a watertight seal between pipe sections.

2. "Diaphragm" Rubber Ring

- Some rubber rings are used as diaphragms in various applications, including valves, pumps, and pressure vessels. Diaphragm rubber rings are flexible membranes that can be used to create a seal or act as a barrier between different chambers.

3. "DI" as an Acronym

- Depending on the context, "DI" could represent an acronym specific to an industry or product. For instance, it could be related to a brand or a specific type of rubber ring used in a particular application.

If you have a more specific context or details about the application or industry where "Di Rubber Ring" is used, I can provide more accurate information. Alternatively, if there's a specific term or product you're inquiring about, please provide additional details for a more precise response.A DI Rubber Ring refers to a Ductile Iron (DI) pipe rubber gasket or sealing ring, commonly used in water supply and sewage systems for creating watertight, flexible joints between ductile iron pipes and fittings.

What is a DI Rubber Ring?

A DI rubber ring is a pre-formed, circular gasket made from elastomeric rubber (like EPDM or NBR) that fits into the socket end of a ductile iron pipe. When the spigot (male) end of another pipe is inserted, the ring compresses to form a tight seal.

Key Features:

Applications:

• Water distribution networks

• Sewage pipelines

• Irrigation systems

• Firefighting pipelines

• Industrial fluid transport

Advantages:

• Watertight sealing

• Easy installation

• Absorbs vibrations and slight pipe movement

• Long service life

• Corrosion and chemical resistant (material-dependent)

Typical Sizes:

DI rubber rings are available to fit all standard ductile iron pipe sizes:

• DN 80 to DN 1000 (and more)

• Match with pipes in K7, K8, K9, K12 classes, etc.

Selection Tip:

Make sure to match the rubber ring type with the application:

• EPDM: Drinking water, wastewater

• NBR: Oil, fuel, chemicals

• SBR: General water, not suitable for drinking

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