American Series:
European Series:
American Series Faces:
Flanges are normally welded onto pipes or mounted onto a threaded end of the shaft, and then connected to allow the contact with bolts. It is commonly used in forging basic components and forging sections in limited quantities.
The free forging equipment is equipped with the pneumatic hammer, steam air hammer, and hydraulic press, which is suitable for the production of small and wide forgings. It features fast performance, prompt operation, easy machining, and automation.
The size of die forging is large, the machining allowance is small, and the fabric forging is more appropriate, which will improve the pieces' service life even more.
As a professional plate weld flange manufacturer, CANGRUN can also provide weld neck flanges, blind flanges, slip-on weld flanges, and all types of industrial pipes and pipe fittings.
Relying on reliable quality and fair price, our industrial tubes, flanges, and pipe fittings are exported to Italy, Russia, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Korea, India, Dubai, Bangladesh, Egypt, and other countries and regions.
Plate weld flanges are available in size ranges from 3/8" to 100", corresponding to nominal diameters from DN10 to DN2500.
We offer American Series ratings (CLASS 150, 300, 400, 600, 900, 1500, and 2500) and European Series ratings (PN 2.5, 6, 10, 16, 25, 40, 63, 100, 160, 250, 320, and 400).
The American Series facing types include Flat Face (FF), Raised Face (RF), Groove (G), Female (F), and Ring Joints Face (RJ).
Production utilizes free forging equipment fitted with pneumatic hammers, steam air hammers, and hydraulic presses, providing fast performance, prompt operation, and easy machining.
Products adhere to ASME B16.9, ISO, API, EN, DIN, BS, and JIS standards, and are certified by SGS and ABS.
Besides plate weld flanges, CANGRUN supplies weld neck flanges, blind flanges, slip-on weld flanges, and pipe fittings to countries including Italy, Russia, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Korea, India, Dubai, Bangladesh, and Egypt.