Used wherever a leak-proof swivel connection is needed in pipelines or in combination with hoses to eliminate hose twisting

• End configurations: female NPT, #150 flange, TTMA flange, grooved, weld end and many other variations
• Seal options: Nitrile Rubber, FKM, PTFE, EPDM, FDA Nitrile Rubber, FFKM
• Ball bearing materials: carbon steel, 440 stainless steel and 316 stainless steel
• Grease materials: Lithium, FDA approved/food grade and silicone
• Swivels that include oxygen, steam or submerged service can be specifically designed for unique applications (special order)
• 100% full penetration welding available

The stainless steel swivels are manufactured in 316 grade stainless steel for superior corrosion resistance.

• Spring loaded triple V-ring sealing system ensures a leakproof seal at either high or low pressure and extends seal life
• Full 360° rotational movement
• Wide spacing between dual ball bearing raceways ensures greater load bearing capacity
• Precision-machined design ensures alignment and years of trouble-free service
• Hydrostatic testing is performed on all swivels before shipment
• O-ring dust seal protects the ball races and seals chamber from outside elements

• Custom swivel options available, contact Dixon™ for information. Our factory sales and engineering staff will be happy to help you evaluate your swivel application and determine the proper swivel joint needed. Please call 800.355.1991.
• Re-build kits available

• The Swivel should be packed such that the surfaces coming in contact with the fluid being handled are compatible with that fluid. In case of the use of the swivel in submerged service, this would include the dust seals and ball bearings. We always recommend the use of the stainless steel ball bearings when building a swivel for submerged service, since should the standard carbon steel ball bearings rust together, they make it possible to dissemble the swivel and may affect operation.
• Lubrication should be performed periodically, depending on service and operating conditions. Twice yearly is normally sufficient.