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FLANGES

FLANGES

Features

Special Flange with Reduced Tapping at Centre to connect Piping Line with Instrument

IBR Certificates available optionally

When Used

TRUEWAY Flanges are primarily used where connecting or dismantling a Piping joint is needed. Trueway also offer special flanges with reduced Tapping at Centre, mainly used to connect mail line with Instrument Line.

Technical Specification

TYPE Socket weld, Screwed, Slip on, Blind, Weld neck, Special
FACE TYPE RF/ FF/ Tongue & Groove Type
SIZE/CLASS Up to 24”/ 150# to 2500#
SPECIFICATION ANSI B 16.5
SEALING SPECIAL FLANGES Flat Face, Raised Face, Tongue & Groove
MOC SS316, 304/ Alloy 400, 600, C276/ PTFE/ CS/ AS etc

Inquiry For CONDENSATE/ SEAL POT (CP) Product


Description

Flanges are primarily used where connecting or dismantling a Piping joint is needed. Trueway also offer special flanges with reduced Tapping at Centre, mainly used to connect mail line with Instrument Line. It is available in material grades as CS, SS, AS, Monel, Hastelloy etc, also optionally with IBR Certificate

Industries

FAQs:

Flanges are mechanical components used to connect pipes, valves, pumps, and other equipment in a piping system. They provide a strong, secure connection and help in maintaining the integrity of the system. Hardware accessories for flanges, such as bolts, nuts, gaskets, and washers, are essential for ensuring leak-free and stable connections between flanges.

Yes, flanges can be customized in terms of size, material, and pressure ratings to meet the specific needs of a project. Customized flanges are commonly used in industries with unique requirements such as chemical processing, pharmaceuticals, and high-pressure systems.

The lifespan of flanges and hardware accessories depends on factors such as material, application, and environmental conditions. Stainless steel and alloy steel flanges can last many years with proper installation and maintenance, while certain environments (e.g., high-corrosion or extreme temperature) may shorten their lifespan.

Choosing the correct flange material is crucial for ensuring the durability and performance of the connection. Materials like stainless steel are preferred for corrosion resistance, while carbon steel is used for lower pressure systems. The wrong material could lead to premature failure or leaks, especially in extreme conditions.

Yes, flanges are designed to handle a wide range of temperatures and pressures. High-temperature, high-pressure flanges, such as weld neck flanges, are commonly used in power plants, chemical reactors, and oil pipelines.