304/316 Stainless Steel SO Flanges - Easy Install, DN15-DN600 Customizable
2026-04-07
Stainless Steel Slip on Flanges (SO Flanges) are widely-used, cost-effective flange components designed for low to medium pressure pipeline connections. Characterized by a simple slip-on structure, they are engineered with a focus on easy installation, reliable sealing, and good adaptability, making them suitable for various industrial and civil pipeline systems, such as water supply and drainage, HVAC, chemical auxiliary pipelines, and light industrial equipment connections.
The flange body is made of high-quality stainless steel, with common grades including 304, 316, and 316L to adapt to different working environments. 304 stainless steel is the most widely applied option, featuring excellent rust resistance and mechanical strength, suitable for pipelines transporting non-corrosive or weakly corrosive media like water, compressed air, and common solvents. 316 and 316L stainless steel have enhanced corrosion resistance, capable of withstanding weak acids, alkalis, and seawater erosion, making them ideal for harsh scenarios such as coastal projects and light chemical plants. All materials comply with international standards, ensuring long-term stable use without rust, deformation, or sealing failure.
A key structural feature of these flanges is their slip-on design: the flange has a circular hole slightly larger than the pipeline outer diameter, allowing it to be directly slipped onto the pipeline end. The flange disc is equipped with evenly distributed bolt holes, and the sealing surface is precision machined to be smooth and flat, ensuring tight fitting with gaskets (commonly rubber, PTFE, or asbestos gaskets) to achieve reliable sealing. The flange diameter ranges from DN15 to DN600, and the thickness varies from 6mm to 20mm, which can be customized according to actual pipeline specifications and pressure requirements.
In terms of processing technology, the flanges undergo precision forging, cutting, and polishing procedures to ensure structural integrity and surface flatness. The inner hole and sealing surface are finely processed to avoid burrs, ensuring smooth slipping onto the pipeline and tight sealing. The surface is treated with pickling and passivation, which not only improves the appearance but also enhances corrosion resistance and prevents media accumulation. The connection method is simple: slip the flange onto the pipeline end, fix it with bolts after alignment, and the gasket between the flange and pipeline ensures tight sealing, reducing installation difficulty and labor costs.
Regarding performance parameters, the maximum pressure-bearing capacity of stainless steel slip on flanges can reach PN16, and the applicable temperature range is from -20℃ to 180℃, fully meeting the requirements of most low to medium pressure pipeline systems. They are lightweight, easy to transport and store, and the slip-on design facilitates quick installation and later maintenance, making them a cost-effective choice for large-scale pipeline laying projects.
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304/316 Stainless Steel Threaded Flanges - Easy Install, DN15-DN500
2026-04-07
Stainless Steel Threaded Flanges (TH Flanges) are non-welded flange components designed for low-pressure pipeline connections, featuring internal or external threads that match pipeline threads. They are engineered with a focus on easy installation, detachable maintenance, and reliable sealing, making them suitable for various industrial and civil pipeline systems where welding is prohibited or inconvenient, such as gas transmission, water supply, and chemical auxiliary pipelines.
The flange body is crafted from high-quality stainless steel, with common grades including 304, 316, and 316L to meet different corrosion resistance needs. 304 stainless steel is widely used for general low-pressure scenarios, offering excellent rust resistance and basic mechanical strength, suitable for pipelines transporting non-corrosive media like water and compressed air. 316 and 316L stainless steel have enhanced corrosion resistance, capable of withstanding weak acids, alkalis, and chemical reagents, making them ideal for harsh environments such as chemical plants and gas transmission systems. All materials comply with international standards, ensuring no rust, thread damage, or leakage during long-term use.
A key structural feature of these flanges is their integrated thread design—either internal or external threads are precision machined on the flange neck, matching the thread specification of the connected pipeline. The thread surface is finely processed to be smooth and burr-free, ensuring tight engagement with pipeline threads to achieve reliable sealing and prevent medium leakage. The flange disc is designed with evenly distributed bolt holes for auxiliary fixing (if needed), enhancing connection stability. The flange diameter ranges from DN15 to DN500, and thread specifications (such as NPT, BSP) can be customized according to international standards or customer requirements.
In terms of processing technology, the flanges undergo precision forging, thread machining, and polishing procedures. The thread is processed by high-precision lathes to ensure accurate pitch and smooth engagement, avoiding thread slipping or poor sealing. The surface is treated with pickling and passivation, which not only improves the appearance but also enhances corrosion resistance and prevents thread corrosion. The connection method is simple: the flange is directly screwed onto the pipeline thread, no welding is required, which greatly reduces installation time and avoids welding risks, facilitating later disassembly and maintenance.
Regarding performance parameters, the maximum pressure-bearing capacity of stainless steel threaded flanges can reach PN10, and the applicable temperature range is from -20℃ to 150℃, fully meeting the requirements of low-pressure pipeline systems. The threaded connection ensures good sealing performance, and the stainless steel material guarantees long service life, reducing maintenance frequency and long-term use costs. They are lightweight and easy to transport, suitable for small-diameter pipeline connections and temporary pipeline systems.
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Stainless Steel Blind Flanges: Solid DN15-DN600 Pipeline Sealing Solutions
2026-03-27
Stainless Steel Blind Flanges, also known as blank flanges, are specialized flange components designed to seal the end of pipelines or equipment openings. They are engineered with a focus on tight sealing, corrosion resistance, and easy installation, making them suitable for various industrial pipeline systems that require temporary or permanent isolation of media, such as oil, chemical, water treatment, and power industries.
The flange body is made of high-quality stainless steel, with common grades including 304, 316, and 316L to adapt to different working conditions. 304 stainless steel is widely used for general industrial scenarios, featuring excellent rust resistance and mechanical strength, suitable for sealing pipelines transporting non-corrosive or weakly corrosive media. 316 and 316L stainless steel have enhanced corrosion resistance, capable of withstanding erosion from strong acids, alkalis, seawater, and chemical reagents, making them ideal for harsh environments like chemical plants and offshore projects. All materials comply with international standards, ensuring long-term stable performance without rust, deformation, or leakage.
A key structural feature of these flanges is their solid disc design, which has no central hole, distinguishing them from other flange types. The sealing surface is precision machined to be smooth and flat, ensuring tight fitting with gaskets (commonly rubber, PTFE, or metal gaskets) to achieve reliable sealing and prevent media leakage. The disc thickness ranges from 8mm to 25mm, and the diameter varies from DN15 to DN600, which can be customized according to actual pipeline specifications. Evenly distributed bolt holes around the disc are processed by precision drilling, ensuring accurate positioning and smooth installation with matching flanges or pipeline ends.
In terms of processing technology, the flanges undergo precision forging, cutting, and polishing procedures to ensure structural integrity and surface flatness. The surface is treated with pickling and passivation, resulting in a smooth, burr-free finish that not only improves appearance but also enhances corrosion resistance and prevents media adhesion. The connection method is simple: the blind flange is aligned with the pipeline end or matching flange, fixed with bolts, and the gasket between them ensures tight sealing, no complex welding operations are required, facilitating later disassembly and maintenance.
Regarding performance parameters, the maximum pressure-bearing capacity of stainless steel blind flanges can reach PN16, and the applicable temperature range is from -20℃ to 200℃, fully meeting the sealing requirements of most industrial low to medium pressure pipeline systems. The solid structure ensures good pressure resistance and impact resistance, while the stainless steel material guarantees long service life, reducing maintenance frequency and long-term use costs for users.
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Stainless Steel Plate Flanges: 304/316 Low-Pressure Easy-Install Flange Components
2026-03-24
Stainless Steel Plate Flanges, also referred to as flat plate flanges, are simple-structured and cost-effective flange components specifically designed for low-pressure pipeline connections. They are engineered with a focus on practicality, easy installation, and long-term durability, making them well-suited for a wide range of low-pressure industrial and civil pipeline systems, such as water supply, ventilation, and auxiliary pipelines in factories.
The flange body is crafted from high-quality stainless steel, with common grades including 304, 316, and 316L to meet different working environment needs. 304 stainless steel is the most widely used option, boasting excellent rust resistance and basic mechanical strength, which makes it ideal for general low-pressure pipelines transporting non-corrosive or weakly corrosive media like water and compressed air. For harsher environments such as coastal projects or light chemical plants, 316 and 316L stainless steel are preferred due to their enhanced corrosion resistance, which can effectively withstand erosion from weak acids, alkalis, and seawater. All selected materials comply with international standards, ensuring the flanges remain rust-free, non-deformable, and intact during long-term use.
A key structural feature of these flanges is their flat disc design, with evenly distributed bolt holes around the edge of the disc. The smooth and flat surface of the flange ensures tight fitting with matching gaskets (usually asbestos, rubber, or PTFE gaskets), achieving reliable sealing performance to prevent medium leakage. The disc thickness ranges from 6mm to 20mm, and the diameter varies from DN15 to DN600, which can also be customized according to the actual specifications of the pipeline. The bolt holes are processed through precision drilling technology, ensuring accurate positioning and smooth installation, thus avoiding alignment difficulties during on-site construction.
In terms of processing technology, the flanges undergo a series of precision procedures including forging, cutting, and polishing to ensure structural integrity. The surface is treated with pickling and passivation, resulting in a smooth, burr-free finish that not only improves the overall appearance but also enhances corrosion resistance and prevents media accumulation. The connection method is straightforward: the flange is directly attached to the end of the pipeline, aligned with the bolt holes, and fixed with bolts—no complex welding operations are required, which greatly reduces installation time and labor costs.
Regarding performance parameters, the maximum pressure-bearing capacity of stainless steel plate flanges can reach PN10, and the applicable temperature range is from -20℃ to 150℃, fully meeting the operational requirements of low-pressure pipeline systems. Additionally, the flanges are lightweight, making them easy to transport and store, which is particularly suitable for large-scale pipeline laying projects. Meanwhile, the inherent wear resistance and durability of stainless steel ensure a long service life, reducing maintenance frequency and long-term use costs for users.
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Stainless Steel Loose Flanges: Flexible & Detachable Pipeline Connection Solutions
2026-03-12
Stainless Steel Loose Flanges, also known as lap joint flanges (LJ flanges), are a versatile and practical flange type composed of a loose flange ring and a lap joint stub end. Their core design feature is that the flange ring can slide freely on the stub end, which makes alignment during installation more convenient and simplifies disassembly. The primary purpose of stainless steel loose flanges is to provide a flexible, detachable, and cost-effective connection solution for low to medium pressure pipeline systems, especially in scenarios requiring frequent disassembly, maintenance, or alignment adjustments.
The core use of stainless steel loose flanges lies in their flexibility and ease of installation, which makes them widely used in various industrial fields. In the water treatment and environmental protection industry, they are extensively applied in sewage treatment systems, water purification pipelines, and desalination equipment connections. The loose structure allows for slight adjustments during installation to adapt to pipeline deviations, ensuring a tight seal and stable operation. Their excellent corrosion resistance to sewage, chemical reagents, and seawater also ensures long-term leak-free service, reducing maintenance costs for water treatment projects.
In the general industrial and light industry fields, stainless steel loose flanges are used in pipelines transporting non-corrosive or weakly corrosive media, such as industrial cooling water, compressed air, and common solvents. They are particularly suitable for temporary pipeline systems or pipelines that need frequent disassembly and inspection, such as workshop auxiliary pipelines and small-scale production equipment connections. The detachable feature facilitates quick maintenance and replacement of pipeline components, improving production efficiency.
For the marine and offshore industry, stainless steel loose flanges are widely used in marine pipeline systems, offshore platform auxiliary pipelines, and shipboard piping. They can resist severe corrosion from seawater and harsh marine environments, while their loose structure can adapt to the vibration and deformation of ships or platforms during operation, maintaining good sealing performance. This flexibility is crucial for marine applications where pipeline alignment may change due to environmental factors.
In the food processing and pharmaceutical industries, stainless steel loose flanges that meet food-grade and pharmaceutical-grade standards are used in clean pipeline systems. They are applied in pipelines transporting food raw materials, drugs, and other clean media, where frequent disassembly and cleaning are required. The smooth surface of the stainless steel flange ring and stub end prevents media accumulation and bacterial growth, complying with strict hygiene requirements.
Additionally, stainless steel loose flanges are used in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems, as well as in temporary construction sites. In HVAC systems, they connect ventilation ducts and cooling water pipelines, facilitating maintenance and adjustment; in temporary construction sites, they are used for temporary water and gas pipelines, which can be quickly disassembled and reused after the project is completed, saving resources. Their core value lies in providing flexible, convenient, and cost-effective connection solutions for low to medium pressure pipelines, covering multiple industrial fields and meeting diverse installation and maintenance needs.
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