Straight-Through SS304 Rotary Joint for Corrosive Media
304 stainless steel wetted parts for straight-through chemical duty
Overview
When the medium itself attacks the joint, material comes first. This straight-through rotary joint uses 304 stainless steel for wetted components, handling corrosive chemical media that would quickly pit carbon-steel bodies. The straight-through layout keeps the flow path simple — low pressure drop and easy drainage — suiting chemical transfer, dosing and circulation duties where residue build-up must be avoided. Ruitus builds the unit per customer requirements: connection size, seal face materials and pressure/temperature rating are configured against the actual medium and process. Contact us with your chemical service data and we will confirm the right specification.
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Key Features
- 304 stainless steel wetted components for corrosive chemical media
- Straight-through flow path — low pressure drop and easy drainage
- Suits chemical transfer, dosing and circulation duties
- Connection size, seal faces and ratings configured per customer medium
Typical Applications
Operating Conditions
| Notes | Straight-through SS304 construction for corrosive chemical media — connection size, seal face materials, pressure and temperature rating confirmed per customer medium and process. |
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 What is an SS304 chemical resistant rotary joint?
2 Can you upgrade the sealing for a more aggressive medium?
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Send Us Your Drawing or Duty Conditions
Tell us the medium, temperature, pressure, speed and connection size. Our engineers reply with a selection or a custom proposal — usually within one working day.