Grip Type Coupling is axially restrained - its double grip rings hold pipes tightly and prevent them from moving or separating from each other.

This is an economical alternative to conventional piping methods such as welding, flanges, groove joints, unions, etc.

- MJG 15A~400A / MJGL 15A~300A - for mid pressure

- MGLP 20A~200A - for low pressure

- MJGF 65A~400A / MJGFL 65A~300A - for higher pressure

- The assembly type saves work time.

- Applicable to various pipe materials, even connects pipes made of different materials (e.g., steel pipe + PVC pipe).

  ; steel, stainless steel, copper, Cu-Ni, aluminum, iron, PVC, PPR, PE, fiberglass, etc.

- Applicable to various pipelines - water, air, steam, vacuum, oil, gas, chemical, etc.

- No preprocessing is required at pipe ends. (no grooves, no threads, etc.).

- Using a (torque) wrench to install eliminates worry about fire.

- Rubber gaskets accommodate vibration, impact, noise, angular deflection, and gap between pipe ends.

- Installation is done on one side. This enables products to be stored or work to be done in a narrow area.

- Grip type couplings resist axial movement.

- Slip (flexible) type couplings allow pipe expansion and contraction.

- Couplings can be assembled and disassembled several times.

SUS = STS = stainless steel

JWC standard materials in bold

* Gaskets should be selected according to the fluid type, temperature, etc.

* Users should test the suitability of gaskets under their specific operating conditions.