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Super Fasteners Industries
Turbhe, Mumbai, Maharashtra GST No. 27ACEPS6013P1Z5 |
A flange can also be a plate or ring to form a rim at the end of a pipe when fastened to the pipe (for example, acloset flange). A blind flange is a plate for covering or closing the end of a pipe. A flange joint is a connection of pipes, where the connecting pieces have flanges by which the parts are bolted together.
Although the word flange generally refers to the actual raised rim or lip of a fitting, many flanged plumbing fittings are themselves known as 'flanges':
Common flanges used in plumbing are the Surrey flange or Danzey flange, York flange, Sussex flange and Essex flange. Surrey and York flanges fit to the top of the hot water tank allowing all the water to be taken without disturbance to the tank. They are often used to ensure an even flow of water to showers. An Essex flange requires a hole to be drilled in the side of the tank.
There is also a Warix flange which is the same as a York flange but the shower output is on the top of the flange and the vent on the side. The York and Warix flange have female adapters so that they fit onto a male tank, whereas the Surrey flange connects to a female tank.
Approx. 1,500 / Piece Get Latest Price
Minimum Order Quantity | 1 Piece |
Pipe Size | 1/2x3/4 to 12" 10" |
Material | ms & ss |
Flange Type | asa 150 |
Usage/Application | industrial |
Thickness | standard |
Rated Pressure | 150 psi to 3000 psi |
Finish | Polished |
Reducing flanges, otherwise called reducer flanges, have an opposite function than expander flanges seen above, i.e. they are used to decrease the bore of a pipeline.
The bore of the run pipe can be safely reduced by only 1 or 2 sizes (otherwise a solution based on the combination of a butt weld reducer and a standard flange has to be used).
Reducing flanges are available in most sizes and material grades, and are not generally available from stock.
Reducing flanges follow the same considerations in terms of specifications, sizes and material grades as expander flanges.
Approx. 200 / Piece Get Latest Price
Minimum Order Quantity | 5 Piece |
Pipe Size | 1/2" to 4" |
Material | ms & ss |
Flange Type | asa150 |
Usage/Application | pipe fittings |
Finish | Polished |
Threaded flanges are joined to pipes by screwing the pipe (which has a male thread, generally NPT per ASME B1.20.1) onto the flange, without seam welds (in certain cases, though, small welds are applied to increase the strength of the connection).
Threaded flanges are available in sizes up to 4 inches and multiple pressure ratings, however, they are used, mostly, small size piping in low pressure and low-temperature applications, like water and air utility services.
Threaded flanges are also a mandatory requirement in explosive areas, such as gas stations and plants, as the execution of welded connections in such environments would be dangerous.
Consult this article, to find about the dimension of ANSI/ASME threaded flanges.
Approx. 400 / Piece Get Latest Price
Minimum Order Quantity | 5 Piece |
Flange Face Type | Weld Neck |
Size | 1/2" to 12" |
Material | ms & ss |
Usage/Application | Industrial |
Brand | super |
Material Standard | ms & ss |
Rated Pressure | 150 class to 800 class |
Long weld neck flanges (“LWN”) are similar to weld neck flanges, with the exception that the neck (tapered hub) is extended and acts like a boring extension.
Long weld neck flanges are generally used on vessels, columns or barrels. These flange types are available also in the heavy barrel (HB) and equal barrel (E) types.Approx. 150 / pc Get Latest Price
Rated Pressure | Standard |
Shape | Standard |
Flange Type | Standard |
Usage/Application | Standard |
Thickness | Standard |
Pipe Size | Standard |
Ouside Diameter of Flange | Standard |
Color | Standard |
Features | Standard |
Material | Standard |
Approx. 150 / Piece Get Latest Price
Minimum Order Quantity | 10 Piece |
Pipe Size | 1/2" to 24" |
Material | ms & ss |
Lap joint flanges feature a flat face and are always used in conjunction with a stub end.
Lap joint flanges resemble, in shape, slip-on flanges except for the radius at the crossing of the flange face and the bore to accommodate the flanged portion of the stub end.
A lap joint flange slips over the pipe and seats on the back of the stub end and the two are kept together by the pressure of the bolts.
The use of lap joint flanges in combination with stub ends is a cost-effective solution for stainless steel or nickel alloy pipelines, as the material of the lap joint flange can be of a lower grade (generally carbon steel) than the material of the stub end (which has to match the pipe grade, as in contact with the conveyed fluid).
This arrangement, therefore, has these two advantages: