Types of Flanges

We offer a variety of flange types to suit different applications and pressure requirements:

• Weld Neck Flanges: Ideal for high-pressure, high-temperature environments, offering superior strength and leak tightness.

• Slip-On Flanges: Suitable for low-pressure applications, easy to install but less robust than weld neck flanges.

• Blind Flanges: Used for closing pipe ends, often for testing or maintenance purposes.

• Socket Weld Flanges: Designed for smaller diameter pipes and high-pressure applications, offering a strong and reliable connection.

• Lap Joint Flanges: Suitable for frequent assembly and disassembly, commonly used in food and beverage industries.

• Threaded Flanges: For low-pressure applications where welding is impractical, offering easy installation and removal.

• Ring Joint Flanges: Provide exceptional sealing for high-pressure, high-temperature applications in the oil and gas industry.

Material Options

We offer a range of flange materials to suit various service conditions:

• Stainless Steel: Excellent corrosion resistance for diverse applications.

• Carbon Steel: Cost-effective for general-purpose use.

• Alloy Steel: Suitable for high-temperature and high-pressure environments.

• Nickel Alloys: Ideal for highly corrosive conditions.

• Duplex and Super Duplex Stainless Steel: Offer exceptional strength and corrosion resistance for demanding applications.

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Key Considerations for Selecting Flanges

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• Material Compatibility: Choose flanges resistant to the fluids or gases they will handle to prevent corrosion and product contamination.

• Pressure and Temperature Ratings: Select flanges capable of withstanding the operating conditions of your system for safety and longevity.

• Connection Type: Match the flange connection to your piping system and application requirements.

• Ease of Use: Opt for flanges that are easy to install and maintain, especially in challenging environments.

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• Specific Needs: Consider any unique requirements such as chemical resistance or high-pressure handling.

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