Slip on flange

1) Stainless steel flange and carbon steel flange 2) Standard: ASME, ANSI, API, JIS, JPI, DIN, UNI, BS, AS 3) Mat

Slip on flange

SLIP-ON FLANGES continue to be preferred to welding neck flanges by many users on account of their initially lower cost, the reduced accuracy required in cutting the pipe to length, and the somewhat greater ease of alignment of the assembly; However their final installed cost is probably not much, if any, less than that of welding neck flanges. Their calculated strength under internal pressure is approximately two-thirds that of welding neck flanges, and their life under fatigue is about one-third that of the latter. For these reasons, slip-on flanges are limited to sizes? " to 2? " in the 1500 lb standard and are not shown in the 2500lb standard. Standard: ANSI B16.5, ANSI B16.47 Series A & B, ANSI B16.48, API 605, API 16D, API 17D Material: Stainless Steel: ASTM A182 F304/304L, F316/316L, F316H, F316Ti, F321, F44(UNS S31254) Size: 1/2"-84" Types of Flanges Available: Weldnecks, Slip-Ons, Threaded, Blind, Socketweld, Lap-Joint, Orifice, Reducing Flange and Specials. Types of Flange Faces: Raised Face, Flat-Face, Ring Joint, Tongue & Groove, and Male & Female.

Slip on flange