Haven't been able to find this term anywhere...previously mentioned pipes and/or joints were opened with a chainsaw, torn or deteriorating...any ideas? suggestions?
Explanation: A bilingual website (see below) used "loackable". In pipes, this is an arrangement whereby the joints are equipped with an elastomer fitting that makes welding unnecessary.
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Thanks to you all...hard to choose! Also found "lockable" after a bit of a google search for bilingual web sites so I'll go with that - I don't have enough context to go with a more specific term anyway. Thanks again! 4 KudoZ points were awarded for this answer
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Hex-nut fittings which have had the bevel-seat regrooved to use self-positioning gaskets and form joints with a substantially smooth, flush interior surface are acceptable as CIP fittings.
However, when such fittings are used, it is extremely important that any conventional hex-nut, bevel seat fittings are dismantled for hand cleaning [www.ams.usda.gov/dairy/page_a.pdf]
Possibly also "self-sealing gasket" or "self-locking gasket", "self-aligning gasket", all of which you will find on the Ouèbe.
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Explanation: A bilingual website (see below) used "loackable". In pipes, this is an arrangement whereby the joints are equipped with an elastomer fitting that makes welding unnecessary.
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Thanks to you all...hard to choose! Also found "lockable" after a bit of a google search for bilingual web sites so I'll go with that - I don't have enough context to go with a more specific term anyway. Thanks again!