A transition joint is a connector used to join two different types of cables or pipelines. This component facilitates a reliable transition between distinct connection ends, ensuring the connected and sealed transmission of power, fluids, or signals.
Transition joints are widely used across various industrial sectors, including cable interconnection, hydraulic systems, gas transmission, fluid transport facilities, and shipbuilding. Common types include Triple-Lok 37° flared JIC tube fittings, welded transition joints for aluminum-to-steel connections, and aluminum-alloy-plated copper transition joints for aluminum cables.
