Piping Penetration Seal Bellows


Piping penetration bellows are engineered covers designed to seal around process pipes as they pass through walls, floors, and roofs. These flexible boots help maintain pressure differentials between rooms and prevent air and water leakage. Their durable construction allows for both lateral and axial pipe movement, making them ideal for dynamic applications. With proven expertise in demanding environments, Dynatect is the trusted provider of piping penetration seals for nuclear and conventional power plants, chemical facilities, and refineries.

Product Details

Construction/Functionality

Manufactured of durable, elastomer-coated fabrics, these seals allow lateral and axial movement of pipes up to several inches. Both bellows type and cone shaped seals have a zipper option that permits easy installation after piping has been installed. Zippered units have an air flap seal which overlaps the zipper and may be sealed with silicone for additional sealing.

Features/Highlights

  • Applications: nuclear and conventional power plants, refineries, chemical plants
  • Bellows and cone-type designs to allow lateral and axial movement
  • Zippered for easy installation
  • Available for any size pipe and sleeve size
  • Excellent UV, ozone, and weathering resistance

Materials:

  • Consult factory for materials and constructions that are fire tested per ASTM E-119-73 in accordance with American Nuclear Insurers (ANI) Standards
  • Bellows and cones:
    • Goralon/Nylon (general temperature range: -40° to 240° F; excellent UV, ozone and weathering resistance)
    • Silicone/Fiberglass (general temperature range: -100° to 450° F; excellent UV, ozone and weathering resistance)
  • Mounting clamps: stainless steel worm gear type
  • Zipper: brass teeth on nylon backing tape (non-zippered designs can be provided upon request)

How to Request a Quote

Please Specify

  1. Quantity
  2. Seal type: bellows or cone-type
  3. Zipper? yes/no
  4. Specify pipe O.D. or pipe with insulation O.D. (F)
  5. Specify any lateral movement (H)
  6. Specify any axial movement (G)
  7. Any other application information, e.g. min/max/ambient temperature range, environmental exposure