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Metal Bellows, referred to as Bellows for short, are flexible pipes made of metal materials with a corrugated structure. It is usually made of stainless steel, brass, bronze or other corrosion-resistant metals and consists of thin metal sheets or strips joined together to form a tube or cylinder. It is mainly used for connecting pipes to pipes in situations where a small bending radius is required for non-concentric axial transmission, or irregular turning, expansion and contraction, or to absorb thermal deformation of pipes, or where it is inconvenient to install with fixed elbows, or pipes and pipes. Device connection usage. The first Metal Bellows were successfully developed in 1929. In 1855, Germany was the first to issue a patent for manufacturing Metal Bellows. So far, the leading companies in the world of Metal Bellows and metal compensators are still well-known enterprises in major Western industrialized countries. The most developed region for Metal Bellows manufacturing industry is Europe, followed by the United States. The United States has the largest number of Metal Bellows manufacturers among Western countries. The development of Metal Bellows in China began in the 1950s. Double-layer, three-layer, and multi-layer Bellows developed rapidly, starting almost at the same time as Japan.
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