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Whether you want to learn how to install an entire BFM® system or learn how to snap-in a connector, you will find links to the appropriate information here.
The BFM® fitting consists of a blue banded flexible connector and depending on the type of connector usually two spigots – one on either end. The spigots are welded onto the machinery pipes, and it’s important to ensure you get these measurements correct to get the perfect fit.
Before installing a BFM® blue band connector, ensure you have gone over the five simple steps required to get a perfect fit for your BFM® system:
1. Identify the Connection Type
Is the connection:
2. Available Space
Measure the total possible space available between the two points to be connected.
This should include anywhere you could cut your tubes/pipes down to if necessary.
3. Diameter
Measure the diameter on all connection points.
4. Alignment
Align any offsets / straighten any angles where possible to maintain the integrity of the BFM® connector.
Where alignment isn’t possible due to space constraints, offset measurements should be taken.
5. Offsets and Movement
Measure any offsets or movement:
There are many benefits of installing a BFM® fitting system and these provide significant long-term savings to your business that will far outweigh the initial purchase and installation cost.
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