General Rubber Eccentric Reducing – Style 1101ER

Versatile hand-built construction
Virtually eliminates sediment buildup
An economic and space saving way to combine a reducing pipe fitting with an expansion joint
Standard or custom face-to-face dimensions
Available in custom offset arrangements and sizes not shown
Integral flange design, no gaskets required
Filled arch design available
250°F continuous service standard (400°F available)
Higher pressure rating than conventional expansion joint
Style 1201ER designates full vacuum rating (30″ Hg) in all sizes
Hot dip galvanized retaining rings standard
High strength and simple to install

General Rubber’s Styles 1101ER and 1201ER eccentric reducing rubber expansion joints are an economical way to combine a reducing pipe fitting with an expansion joint. The two different flanged diameters have an offset centerline. Additionally, they are designed to absorb large all-directional movements, reduce noise and vibration, have a cycle life in the tens of millions, compensate for misalignments, provide access to piping and equipment and relieve pipe and anchor stresses. Its spool type body is constructed with full rubber flanges, a high-grade leak-proof tube, multiple layers of high-strength tire cord, high tensile steel reinforcement, a seamless cover and hot dip galvanized steel retaining rings. This construction, as a standalone expansion joint, represents the most cost-effective arrangement when used in rigid piping systems with main anchors (MA) and numerous guides at specific spacing. Control units can be externally or internally attached and used as limit rods for secondary restraint or as tie rods when the support structure or adjacent equipment have load limitations.