Production Range:
- Flanges weld neck, socket weld, threaded, blind, slip on, lap joint and reducing type to ANSI B 16.5 from 12" to 56" and classes 150 to 2500 (complete range)
- Flanges from 12" to 60" and classes 150 to 900 lbs (in accordance with MSS SP 44 standard)
- Flanges long welding neck from class 150 to 2500 lbs and sizes from 12" to 56"
- Orifice flanges from 12" to 56" and class from 300 to 2500 lbs in accordance with ANSI B 16.36 (complete range)
- Flanges 12" to 56" and class 150 to 600 lbs to BS3293
- Flanges to API 605/ASME B16.47
- AWWA and light type
- Spectacle Blind/Figure 8 Blank according to API 590/ASME B16.48
- Flanges to API 6A std for well head equipment
- Flanges of special type made according to drawing
depending upon the purpose.
Applications:
- Blind Flanges
These are usually used to stop one end of the flanged pipe, a valve orifice or the opening of a pressure vessel. - Slip on Flanges
Used in quick assembly to save the cost, these are also used in less strict requirements in terms of length of pipe section. - Socket Welding Flanges
Recommended for orifice flanges. These work as substitute for slip-on-flanges in the cases where the diameter of the tube is very small and working pressure is very high. - Lap joint Flanges
These are primarily used when quick assembly and disassembly of pipe line section is required under limited working pressure. - Threaded Flanges
These flanges are used in special requirements to work under high temperature and pressure, making sure no welding joint is made at the assembly. - Weld Neck Flanges
These are mainly used on heat coupling of pipes when there is possibility of expansion of the section while bending stress on the coupling.
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