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The ASME B16.5 Threaded Flange is a high-precision industrial pipe fitting engineered for seamless integration using a mechanical screwing mechanism. By pairing internal flange threads with external pipe threads, this solution eliminates the need for welding, making it an indispensable component for pipeline systems that require frequent disassembly, routine maintenance, or rapid deployment in moderate pressure environments.
Constructed with a robust flange disc and precision-machined sealing faces, our threaded flanges ensure leak-proof performance and exceptional structural integrity. Whether transporting water, oil, or gas, these fittings provide a reliable, cost-effective connection that maintains high safety standards while offering the flexibility needed for complex industrial structural metal configurations.
Detailed Parameters
| Design Standard | ASME B16.5 Pipe Flanges & Fittings | Pressure Ratings | Class 150, 300, 600, 900, 1500, 2500 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Size Range | 1/2" (DN15) to 24" (DN600) | Thread Standard | NPT (Tapered) / NPSM (Straight) |
| Materials | Carbon Steel (A105), Stainless Steel (304, 316), Alloy Steel | Temperature Range | -29℃ to +650℃ (Material dependent) |
| Sealing Faces | Raised Face (RF), Flat Face (FF), Male-Female (MFM) | Thread Precision | ANSI/ASME B1.20.1 / B1.20.3 |
| Surface Treatment | Hot-dip Galvanized, Painted, Pickled, Mirror-polished | Max Pressure | Up to PN42.0MPa (Class 2500) |
Key Advantages
Weld-Free Installation
Eliminates expensive welding equipment and removes the risk of heat-induced material degradation.
Rapid Maintenance
Easy to disassemble and reassemble, significantly reducing downtime during system repairs.
Material Versatility
Highly adaptable to various pipe materials, including non-ferrous and thin-walled pipes.
Standardized Fit
Strict adherence to ASME B16.5 ensures 100% interchangeability with global standard fittings.
Cost Efficiency
Lowers total installation costs by reducing labor hours and specialized equipment needs.
Reliable Sealing
Precision-cut 60° thread profiles ensure a tight, secure seal for oil, water, and gas.
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Management Platforms
Inventory Control
Real-time tracking of flange sizes and material grades for rapid order fulfillment.
Precision Machining
CNC-controlled threading processes ensuring strict compliance with ASME B1.20.1.
Quality Assurance
Rigorous pressure testing and material certification for every batch produced.
Logistics Network
Global shipping capabilities with specialized packaging for heavy structural metal parts.
Custom Engineering
Tailored specifications for special diameters and unique material requirements.
Surface Treatment
Advanced anti-corrosion coatings including hot-dip galvanization and passivating.
Investment Return Comparison
| Comparison Factor | Threaded Flange | Welded Flange |
|---|---|---|
| Installation Speed | Ultra-Fast (Screw-in) | Slow (Welding/Cooling) |
| Labor Costs | Low (General Technician) | High (Certified Welder) |
| Equipment Cost | Minimal (Basic Tools) | High (Welding Machines) |
| Maintenance Ease | Excellent (Easy removal) | Difficult (Cutting required) |
| Initial Setup Time | Immediate | Extended (Prep & Weld) |
Frequently Asked Questions
NPT (National Pipe Tapered) threads create a seal through the tapered interference fit, whereas NPSM (National Pipe Straight Mechanical) threads are straight and typically require a gasket for a leak-proof seal.
Threaded joints can be susceptible to loosening under severe vibration. We recommend adding specialized supports or locking devices to ensure stability in such environments.
Stainless steel (Grade 304 or 316) is highly recommended for corrosion resistance. For extreme conditions, alloy steels or passivation surface treatments should be used.
Ratings range from Class 150 to Class 2500. While Class 2500 can handle up to PN42.0MPa, the allowable pressure decreases as the operating temperature increases.
Yes, depending on the material. Carbon steel works up to 425℃, stainless steel up to 600℃, and specific alloy steels can withstand even higher temperatures.
Instrumentation pipes often require frequent calibration. Threaded flanges allow for quick disassembly without damaging the pipe, making maintenance far more efficient.