Types of Flanges

Used to close the end of piping systems, valves, or pressure vessel openings. Ideal for inspection and maintenance access points. Available in various pressure ratings and materials.

Designed to connect pipes of different diameters without using reducers. Provides smooth flow transition and reduces turbulence in piping systems.

Used with stub ends for easy alignment and bolt hole matching. Perfect for systems requiring frequent dismantling. Cost-effective solution for low-pressure applications.

Flat circular disc with bolt holes, used in low-pressure applications. Simple design makes it economical for non-critical piping systems.

Combines flange and reducer in one piece, eliminating the need for separate reducers. Saves space and reduces installation time in piping systems.

Features a groove to accommodate metal ring gaskets for high-pressure, high-temperature applications. Commonly used in oil & gas industry and critical services.

Slides over the pipe and is welded both inside and outside. Easy to align and cost-effective for low-pressure applications. Widely used in various industries.

Pipe is inserted into the socket and fillet welded. Ideal for small bore, high-pressure piping systems. Provides smooth bore and better flow characteristics.

Features a rotating ring that allows easy bolt hole alignment. Reduces installation time and stress on piping systems. Perfect for difficult-to-align connections.

Features internal threads for screwing onto externally threaded pipes. No welding required, making it ideal for low-pressure applications and areas where welding is prohibited.

Long tapered hub provides excellent stress distribution. Best choice for high-pressure, high-temperature applications. Most reliable flange type for critical services.

Specialized flange design for specific welding applications. Provides strong, leak-proof connections in demanding industrial environments.

Features interlocking tongue and groove faces for precise alignment and leak prevention. Used in high-pressure systems requiring positive sealing.

Square-shaped flange used in specific applications where space constraints or mounting requirements demand non-circular designs. Common in hydraulic systems.

Two metal discs connected by a section of steel. One disc is solid (blind) and one has a hole (spacer). Used to isolate sections of piping for maintenance.

Welded directly to equipment or pipe for creating branch connections. Eliminates need for separate fittings and provides strong, reliable outlet points.

Specially designed with pressure tapping points for flow measurement using orifice plates. Essential for accurate flow monitoring in process industries.

Features raised face on one flange (male) and recessed face on mating flange (female). Ensures precise alignment and excellent sealing in high-pressure applications.

Designed to SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) standards for hydraulic systems. Provides reliable connections in mobile and industrial hydraulic applications.

Completely flat sealing surface, used with full-face gaskets. Ideal for low-pressure applications and connections to cast iron or other brittle materials.

Designed to secure and anchor piping systems to structures. Provides stability and prevents movement in critical installations.