Flange Basics
Flanges provide a reliable and efficient way to connect pipes and other components and help ensure the system's safety.
What is a Flange?
A flange is a crucial component used to connect pipes or other equipment. It can be round or square and is essential for many industrial systems.
Flanges have two main parts: the flange face and the connection holes. The flange face is the flat surface that attaches to the pipe or equipment, often with a gasket to ensure a tight seal. The connection holes are arranged in a circular pattern around the face and are used to fasten the flange with bolts or nuts.
Flanges are widely used to create secure connections in pipe systems, ensuring pressure and fluid are contained. They are also used to attach equipment firmly to surfaces.
Manufactured to standards like ANSI (American National Standards Institute) or DIN (Deutsches Institut für Normung), flanges come in specific sizes and shapes to fit different applications.
Our Products
Most Popular Flange Styles
Weld Neck Flange
Our most frequently requested flange, the Weld Neck Flange features a neck extension and weld bevel. Provides a natural form connection ideal for larger, high-pressure applications
Slip On Flange
A simple alternative to the Weld Neck flange, a Slip On Flange is designed to accept the pipe into the center/bore, allowing welding around the outer diameter of the pipe
Blind Flange
Designed to cap off a line, a Blind Flange has no bore or inner diameter. They are often altered to include NPT threads or custom bore holes to function as hubless Slip On flanges
Socket Weld / Counter Bore Flange
Our most frequently requested flange, the Weld Neck Flange features a neck extension and weld bevel. Provides a natural form connection ideal for larger, high-pressure applications
Threaded / Companion Flange
Threaded or Companion Flanges contain a female NPT threaded center for connection to male threaded piping. These flanges are commonly implemented in reducing connections
Lap Joint Flange
Lap Joint Flanges are intended to saddle over a stub end fitting. They feature an extended hub and a machined radius at the base of the flat face
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