Easy And No-weld Piping Solution
Threaded flanges offer easy, no-weld piping connections with corrosion resistance, ideal for water, food, and low-pressure systems.
Easy And No-weld Piping Solution
Threaded flanges offer easy, no-weld piping connections with corrosion resistance, ideal for water, food, and low-pressure systems.
Standard design with internal threads. Commonly used for low-pressure pipelines and where welding is not feasible.
Features internal threads that allow male-threaded pipes or fittings to be screwed in. Ensures a secure and leak-tight connection.
Comes with external threads that fit into female-threaded flanges or fittings. Suitable for specialized piping systems.
Threaded Flange is a flanged fitting with internal threads to connect directly to threaded pipes, eliminating welding. Compliant with ASME B16.5, it uses carbon steel, stainless steel, and alloys for durability. As of August 19, 2025, 08:17 PM PDT, it’s a top choice for quick installs.
The No-Weld Flange features internal threads matching pipe sizes, offering easy installation and pressure ratings up to 300 PSI for Class 150. Available in sizes from 1/2” to 24”, it suits low-pressure and temperature systems up to 400°C.
Threaded Flange undergoes pressure and dimensional testing for reliability. Coated with galvanizing or epoxy for corrosion resistance, it’s ideal for water treatment and food processing as of August 2025, requiring no specialized welding skills.
Compared to socket weld flanges, Threaded Flange reduces installation time and costs, though it’s less suited for high-pressure applications. Proper threading and sealing are key for a tight joint, with a service life of 15–30 years.
Threaded Flange addresses challenges like complex welding in industrial piping, providing an efficient, no-weld solution for water, food, and low-pressure systems as of August 19, 2025.
| Class | Flat Face (FF) | Raised Face (RF) | Ring Type Joint (RTJ) |
|---|---|---|---|
| ANSI 150 | THD Flange ANSI 150 FF (in) | THD Flange ANSI 150 RF (in) | THD Flange ANSI 150 RTJ (in) |
| ANSI 300 | THD Flange ANSI 300 FF (in) | THD Flange ANSI 300 RF (in) | THD Flange ANSI 300 RTJ (in) |
| ANSI 400 | THD Flange ANSI 400 FF (in) | THD Flange ANSI 400 RF (in) | THD Flange ANSI 400 RTJ (in) |
| ANSI 600 | THD Flange ANSI 600 FF (in) | THD Flange ANSI 600 RF (in) | THD Flange ANSI 600 RTJ (in) |
| ANSI 900 | THD Flange ANSI 900 FF (in) | THD Flange ANSI 900 RF (in) | THD Flange ANSI 900 RTJ (in) |
| ANSI 1500 | THD Flange ANSI 1500 FF (in) | THD Flange ANSI 1500 RF (in) | THD Flange ANSI 1500 RTJ (in) |
| ANSI 2500 | THD Flange ANSI 2500 FF (in) | THD Flange ANSI 2500 RF (in) | THD Flange ANSI 2500 RTJ (in) |
Note: The datasheets shown adhere to ASME B16.5, which covers flange dimensions from ½” to 24”. For sizes larger than 24”, please visit our flange datasheets page.
Threaded flanges applications for industrial piping systems
There are many available sizes of this variety of flanges and many pressure ratings. Though this is the case, they are most frequently used for piping systems that are small. These piping systems are usually equal to or less than 4 inches.
The key advantage of these flanges is that they can connect to pipes without involving the process of welding. This is an advantage and often a necessity. It is an essential feature in industries and locations dealing with explosive products. Examples would be stores that have flammable fluids, gas stations, and hexane plants.
Threaded flanges are threaded in the bore which match an external thread on the pipe. Threaded flanges are used with pipes that have external threads. The benefit of these flanges is that it can be attached without welding.
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Note: Threaded Flange meets ASME and DIN standards, ensuring reliable performance. Contact suppliers for specs.
The most common type, featuring a raised sealing surface that concentrates the bolting force on a smaller area.
Has a flat sealing surface, commonly used with cast iron flanges and for low-pressure applications.
Features a groove for metal ring gaskets (oval or octagonal), providing metal-to-metal sealing.
Features matching tongue and groove surfaces, providing self-alignment and confined gasket area.
Flange faces have to be smooth enough to ensure a tight, leak-free seal for bolted flanges.
| Flange Face Type | Flange Face Type | Flange Face Type |
|---|---|---|
| Type A: flat face | Type D: groove face | Type G: O Ring recess |
| Type B: raised face | Type E: spigot | Type H: O Ring groove |
| Type C: tongue face | Type F: recess |
| ASME B16.5 | Pipe Flanges NPS 1/2 - 24 |
| ASTM A105 | Forged Carbon Steel |
| ASTM A350 LF2 | Low-Temperature Service |
| ASTM A182 | High-Temperature Service |
| ASTM A694 | High-Pressure Transmission |
| DIN EN 1092-1 | European Standard PN 2.5-400 |
Most commonly used, forged with machined surfaces
Corrosion resistant, grades 304, 316, etc.
High-temperature and high-pressure applications
Cast iron, aluminum, brass, bronze, plastic
| Material Category | Fittings (ASTM Grade) | Flanges (ASTM Grade) | Valves (ASTM Grade) | Bolts & Nuts (ASTM Grade) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carbon Steel | A234 Gr WPA | A105 | A216 Gr WCB | A193 Gr B7 A194 Gr 2H |
| A234 Gr WPB | A105 | A216 Gr WCB | ||
| A234 Gr WPC | A105 | A216 Gr WCB | ||
| Carbon Steel
Alloy (High-Temperature) |
A234 Gr WP1 | A182 Gr F1 | A217 Gr WC1 | A193 Gr B7 A194 Gr 2H |
| A234 Gr WP11 | A182 Gr F11 | A217 Gr WC6 | ||
| A234 Gr WP12 | A182 Gr F12 | A217 Gr WC6 | ||
| A234 Gr WP22 | A182 Gr F22 | A217 Gr WC9 | ||
| A234 Gr WP5 | A182 Gr F5 | A217 Gr C5 | ||
| A234 Gr WP9 | A182 Gr F9 | A217 Gr C12 | ||
| Carbon Steel
Alloy (Low-Temperature) |
A420 Gr WPL6 | A350 Gr LF2 | A352 Gr LCB | A320 Gr L7 A194 Gr 7 |
| A420 Gr WPL3 | A350 Gr LF3 | A352 Gr LC3 | ||
| Austenitic Stainless Steel | A403 Gr WP304 | A182 Gr F304 | A182 Gr F304 | A193 Gr B8 A194 Gr 8 |
| A403 Gr WP316 | A182 Gr F316 | A182 Gr F316 | ||
| A403 Gr WP321 | A182 Gr F321 | A182 Gr F321 | ||
| A403 Gr WP347 | A182 Gr F347 | A182 Gr F347 |
ASTM standards define the specific manufacturing process of the material and determine the exact chemical composition of pipes, fittings and flanges, through percentages of the permitted quantities of carbon, magnesium, nickel, etc., and are indicated by "Grade".
The usual materials of flanges include stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum and plastic. The choice of the material largely depends on the purpose of the flange. For example, stainless steel is more durable and is necessary for heavy use. On the other hand, plastic is more feasible for use in the home because of its reasonable price and easy installation. The materials used for flanges are under the designation of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
The most common materials for pipe flanges (forged grades) are: ASTM A105 (carbon steel high temperature to match A53/A106/API 5L pipes), A350 Grades LF1/2/3 (carbon steel low temperature to match A333 pipes), A694 Grades F42 to F80 (high yield carbon steel to match API 5L pipe grades), ASTM A182 Grades F5 to F91 (alloy steel flanges to match A335 pipes), A182 Grade F304/316 (stainless steel flanges to match A312 SS pipes), A182 Gr. F44/F51/F53/F55 (duplex and super duplex to match A790/A928 pipes) and various nickel alloy grades (Inconel, Incoloy, Hastelloy, Monel).
The material qualities for these flanges are defined in the ASTM standards.
Metal flanges are classified from 150 to 2500 # rating for different pressure applications.
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