Alternative to pipe welding! A fitting that can solve labor shortages, reduce man-hours, and cut costs.

When installing new valves or equipment in the middle of piping, is there a situation where you want to use welding but cannot use "open flames" or prefer not to? The "Lokring joint," which can be installed easily and quickly without using open flames, solves that problem. Since Lokring joints have been widely used in major domestic oil refineries, chemical plants, and power plants since 2012, you can adopt them with confidence without the need for verification. For specific details, please feel free to contact our representative.

We often see valves leaking steam and other fluids from the ground in factories. How are they replaced with new valves? When welding valves to pipes, it involves "hot work." In operating factories, "hot work" is often restricted. The "Lokring joint," which can be installed easily and quickly without using fire, solves this problem. Since 2012, Lokring joints have a proven track record in major domestic oil refineries, chemical plants, and power plants, so you can adopt them with confidence without the need for verification. For specific details, please feel free to contact our representative.

When repairing aging pipes, it is common to close the upstream valve. However, have you ever experienced a situation where the valve had a seat leak just at that time? Especially in the case of welding, if there is a fluid leak, construction cannot proceed. The 'Lokring joint,' which can be installed easily and quickly without using fire, solves that problem. I believe you will find it easier to understand by watching the video at the (related link). Since Lokring joints have a proven track record in major domestic oil refineries, chemical plants, and power plants since 2012, you can adopt them with confidence. If you would like to know more specific details, please feel free to contact our representative.