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Polyethylene Pipes: Unbreakable Solutions for All Industries

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Polyethylene Pipes

Monarch II Systems Model "MS" uses Chevron CP Chem™ high density polyethylene material. Often called the "third generation", this PE 4710 material has combined the high tensile strength of high-density polyethylene with superior long time performance properties.

Material

High-density polyethylene materials in Monarch II Systems Model 'MS' offer exceptional strength and lasting performance.

HDPE materials for vacuum pump discharge separator and silencers for liquid ring vacuum pumps

Material Advantages:

  • High Density Polyethylene Power: Monarch II Systems Model "MS" utilizes Chevron CP Chem™ high density polyethylene, known as "third generation" PE 3408, offering unparalleled tensile strength and enduring performance properties.

Thick walled pipe for vacuum pump discharge separator and silencers for liquid ring vacuum pumps

Polyethylene Pipe Evolution:

  • Versatile Industry Adoption: In the 1950s, polyethylene pipes found initial use in oil fields and soon expanded to industries like power and mining due to their remarkable durability and chemical resistance.

heat welding for vacuum pump discharge separator and silencers for liquid ring vacuum pumps

Heat Fusion Method:

  • Reliable Joining Solution: Heat fusion was innovated as a necessity to bond polyethylene pipes, becoming the most effective, cost-efficient, and reliable joining method, ensuring supreme joint integrity over the years.

HEAT FUSION PIPE PROCESS

Clamping the Pipe

Process for Units are dimensionally similar to Burgess Manning WSDA and Vanec Model 175, Universal & Progentex, which are used with Gardner Denver Nash, Nash vacuum pumps, Nash Elmo, Somarakis, Vooner, Dekker, etc. liquid ring vacuum pumps.

Securing the pipe pieces in axial alignment enables subsequent operations to be conducted effectively.

Facing the Pipe

Heating the pipe Units are dimensionally similar to Burgess Manning WSDA and Vanec Model 175, Universal & Progentex, which are used with Gardner Denver Nash, Nash vacuum pumps, Nash Elmo, Somarakis, Vooner, Dekker, etc. liquid ring vacuum pumps.
Preparing the pipe ends involves facing them to create clean, parallel mating surfaces that are perpendicular to the centerline of each pipe.

Heating the Pipe

Heating HDPE for Units are dimensionally similar to Burgess Manning WSDA and Vanec Model 175, Universal & Progentex, which are used with Gardner Denver Nash, Nash vacuum pumps, Nash Elmo, Somarakis, Vooner, Dekker, etc. liquid ring vacuum pumps.

Heating the pipe involves creating a melt pattern that penetrates into both pipe ends, forming a secure connection.

Heating the Pipe

Fusing the HDPE Units are dimensionally similar to Burgess Manning WSDA and Vanec Model 175, Universal & Progentex, which are used with Gardner Denver Nash, Nash vacuum pumps, Nash Elmo, Somarakis, Vooner, Dekker, etc. liquid ring vacuum pumps.

During the fusion process, the melt patterns are joined with a designated force, which is maintained until the joint cools down.

Contact

MONARCH II SYSTEMS TEAM

HEADQUARTERS

Marietta,Ga 30067

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Phone (727) 787-8589

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Be in the Know

Monarch Silencer/Separators* are designed using HDPE material, yielding a rust-free and less expensive silencer compared to carbon steel and stainless. We also manufacture Inlet and discharge manifolds, as well as custom tanks up to 84'' in diameter.

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