Flanges

ASTM A105 Flanges

Material:Carbon Steel ASTM A105 Pressure Rating:Class 150, 300, 600, 900, 1500, and 2500 Size Range:1/2" to 48"

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ASTM A350 Flanges

The ASTM A350 specification covers various types of flanges, including slip-on, welding neck, blind, socket welding, and threaded flanges. The standard sizes for these flanges range from 1/2 inch to 24 inches.

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ASTM A694 Flanges

Material: Carbon and Alloy Steel Grades: F42, F46, F48, F50, F52, F56, F60, F65, F70, F80, and F100 Sizes: 1/2" to 24" Pressure Ratings: 150, 300, 400, 600, 900, 1500, and 2500 Flange Face Types: Raised Face (RF), Flat Face (FF), Ring Type Joint (RTJ) Flange Facing Finish: Spiral Serrated, Concentric Ser

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Super Duplex Flanges

Size range: Super Duplex stainless steel flanges are available in sizes ranging from ½ inches to 48 inches. Pressure rating: Super Duplex stainless steel flanges are designed to handle high-pressure applications and are available in pressure ratings ranging from 150 to 2500. Facing type: Super Duplex stainless st

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Duplex Flanges

Size: Duplex flanges are available in a wide range of sizes, from 1/2" to 48" and beyond. Pressure Rating: The pressure rating of duplex flanges can vary from 150# to 2500# and above, depending on the application requirements. Facing: Duplex flanges can be manufactured with different types of facing, including ra

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Weld Neck Flange

Material: Carbon, Nickel Alloy and Stainless Steel Standards: ASTM A105, ASTM A182 Sizes: 1/2'' to 24'', Customized up to 48'' Thickness: Schedule 10(S) to SCH 160 Pressure Ratings: Class 150 to 2500 Face Type: RF, RTJ

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Blind Flange

A blind flange, which is also called a "closure plate flange," is used to close off a pipe at the end of a pipe system. It doesn't have a center hole (bore), so water can't flow through it. A pipe, valve, or pressure vessel can be shut off with the help of a blind flange. This type of flange comes in all sizes and cla

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Threaded Flange

A threaded flange, also called a "screwed flange," is used to connect a flange to a pipe with a screw thread. On the end of the pipe, a male thread is cut, and on the inside of the flange, a female thread is cut. The male-threaded pipe is then screwed into the female-threaded flange.

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Lapped Joint Flange

The two parts of a lap joint flange (LJF) are a stub end and a lap joint ring flange, which is also called a "lap joint flange." The stub end is not a part of a lap joint flange, to be precise. But a lap joint flange is always used with a stub end. Together, these two parts are often called a "lap joint flange."

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Slip On Flange

Slip-on flanges, which are also called "hubbed flanges," have a very low hub. Most of the time, one or two fillet welds (one outside the flange and one inside the flange) are used to connect this type of flange to a pipe. However, it is possible to use only one fillet weld. Slip-on flanges come in a wide range of sizes

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