The DME Difference
As specialists in the design and manufacturing of expansion joints, exhaust connectors, flexible metal hose, and related products, we put forth our utmost efforts to assist you in your specific requirements. We believe sincerely that our products represent the finest in design, quality, and workmanship available today. We make this possible by listening to our customers, reacting to their needs appropriately and taking the time necessary to ensure our parts will provide the solutions they require.
Product Spotlight
Exhaust Expansion Joints
Exhaust Expansion Joints provide the ultimate vibration isolation and flexibility at the engine exhaust manifold and are required to absorb the thermal expansion of the piping.
Braided Pump Connector
DME braided pump connectors feature an effective solution for your high pressure needs and are effective in lateral displacement applications.
Rain Deflector
The DME Rain Deflector works by diverting the water away from the pipe rather than blocking it off entirely. Through a series of openings on the side of the unit, exhaust escapes from the pipe silently.
Pipe Guides
By restricting lateral pipe movements while allowing movement along the pipe’s axis, DME guides ensure positive alignment.
I’ve been using DME Expansion Joints to manufacture special components for me for a few years and it’s always been perfect.
DME Expansion Joints is probably one of our most dependable vendors. I’m very happy with their level of quality of products, pricing, and service.
We’ve been using DME Expansion Joints’ products for over four years now for our exhaust silencers and have yet to be disappointed. They communicate efficiently, have a quick response time, and offer great customer service.
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