The Flange article category covers flanges used in building-service and industrial piping systems. Topics include slip-on, weld neck, blind, socket weld, threaded and lap joint flanges in carbon steel and stainless steel. Related products are available in the Flange category, including slip-on flanges, weld neck flanges and blind flanges.
Articles explain ASME, JIS and DIN/EN standards, pressure ratings, materials, flange facings, gasket selection, bolting and tightening torque.
Double and single stub end sets differ in their component quantities and connection arrangements. A double set contains two stub ends and two backing rings for a joint with a stub end on each side. A single set contains one stub end and one backing ring for connecting an HDPE pipe to the existing flange
Double vs Single Stub End Sets for HDPE Pipe Connections Read More »
The types of flanges commonly used today are as follows: 1. Socket Welded Flange (SW Flg.) This is a flange with an internal bore.
Types of Flanges and Their Applications Read More »
Flange facing types: Flanges are important components in industrial piping systems, and one of the factors affecting their strength is their surface finish.
Flange marking refers to information stamped or stamped onto a flange to indicate important product specifications, helping users.
What do the markings on the flange indicate? Read More »
ASTM (Association of Standards and Testing) defines several standards and grades of flange materials to allow for selection based on application and fluid conditions.
