Plate flanges

INTRO

Because the flat welded flange has good comprehensive performance, it is widely used in chemical industry, construction, water supply, drainage, petroleum, light and heavy industry, refrigeration, health, water heating, fire, power, aerospace, shipbuilding and other basic projects.

Global Compliance & Standard：
GB/T9119-2010 HG/T20592-2009 HG/T20615-2009 DIN ASME BS JIS
Material：
304：F304 S30408 S30408II S30408III S30400
304L：S30403 S30403II 30403 30403II
316L：31603 31603II 31603III
2507（F53） 2205（F51） TP310S（06Cr5Ni20） TP321（06Cr18Ni11） S22053III=2205III T321-32168=321

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DESCRIPTION DOWNLOAD

Plate flange is the most common flange, the pressure is PN2.5, PN6, PN10, PN16, PN25.
Welding form: flat welding flange is to insert the pipe into the flange to weld.please see the download section on the right.

Why Choose Our Plate Flange?

Versatility: suitable for industries and applications (Chemical, Construction, Water Supply, Shipbuilding)
Compliance: adheres to multiple international standards (GB/T9119-2010, HG/T20592-2009, HG/T20615-2009, DIN, ASME, BS, and JIS)
Durability: made from premium materials that resist corrosion and wear (304, 304L, 316L, 2507, 2205, TP310S, TP321)
Affordability: competitive, discounted price for bulk order
Pressure-Rated: Available in PN2.5, PN6, PN10, PN16, PN25

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs）

What is a plate flange used for?

Plate flanges are commonly used to connect pipes, valves, and other equipment in low-pressure applications. They provide a flat, strong connection that can be easily assembled and disassembled, making them ideal for industries like water treatment, oil and gas, and HVAC systems.

What materials are your plate flanges made from?

Our plate flanges are typically made from (Duplex) stainless steel including 304, 304L, 316L, 2507, 2205, TP310S, TP321

How are plate flanges installed?

Plate flanges are installed by welding them to the end of a pipe, then bolting them to another flange or piece of equipment. The flat surface of the flange ensures a tight seal, and gaskets are often used to enhance the seal between flanges.