Stainless Steel Flanges make the cleaning, inspection or modification easy to access. Usually, they come in round shapes but can come in square and rectangular shapes as well. The flanges are joined by bolting and joined by welding or threading to the piping system, and are designed for the specific pressure ratings
Different Types Of Stainless Steel Fittings
Let us read about several other options for facing the Grade 8.8 Bolts. The face of a flange is the opposite side of the hub which meets the bolted link for the central flange fitting or flange valve. The most familiar face is the Raised Face flange, like the one that I have here.
We have a 1/16 inch raised look on that Aluminium Sheet. The front raised on flanges in Class 400 and above is a quarter-inch tall.
A flange may be a plate that covers or closes the end of a pipe. This is known as the blind flange. Flanges are thus regarded as internal components that are used to support mechanical parts.
This is the most common grade of SS 304 Flanges. On the other hand, 316 / L may be more readily available due to some industry demands. Eighteen per cent Cr, with Molybdenum, added at least 10 per cent Ni, 316 provides superior corrosion resistance compared to 304. We provide dual grade material with the weld ability that get better low carbon content, as well as the higher straight 316 quality. Note that 316H would be recommended in applications with elevated temperatures (over 800degF).
- A high carbon variant of stainless steel that is most commonly used and extremely versatile in the flange industry. 10 to assist in high-temperature applications with heat resistance. It also carries all the general attributes of regular grade 304 stainless steel and its service properties.
- SS 316 Pipe which contains a small percentage of Molybdenum for use in marine grade applications is similar in approach to 304H. This austenitic stainless grade uses higher carbon content for use in the service of higher temperatures; much like its cousin grade 304H. Although less commonly used, it's still available commercially.
A stainless grade with excellent workability which is used in applications for heat exchangers and projects with high temperatures involving high salinity. This grade includes an increased amount of chromium and nickel. It has improved oxidation and corrosion resistance characteristics as compared to more traditional stainless grades such as SS 304 Round Bar and SS 316 Round BarA degree of High Tensile Fasteners that includes a small percentage of columbium and tantalum for stabilisation purposes. Commonly used in refinery, power generation, and airline service combined high-heat and corrosion environments, this austenitic alloy retains better corrosive properties compared to similar alloys 321 and 317.
A stainless grade with outstanding workability that is used in heat exchanger applications and high-temperature projects involving high salinity. Includes an increased amount of chromium and nickel in this category.
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