Friday, 30 June 2017

Flange dimensions chart

How to calculate flange rating? What size is pipe flange? Flange dimensions are determined by the pipe size and the pressure class required for the application.


Flanges are standardized according publications from organizations like ASME, MSS, API and others. Feel free to reach out to us for all of your bbolts, bstuds, and any other type of fasteners used when consulting an ASME B16.

Refer to our Flange Chart – ‘Online Slide Rule’ above for flange dimensions. The number and diameter (mm) of the bolt holes for the example below of 300NB is: x 25. Class 15 x 32mm Class 30 x 34. Blind flange dimensions are covered in ASME B16.


Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings for size NPS ½” to 24” for above NPS 26” to 60” it should be as per ASME B16. Slip on flange dimensions are covered in ASME B16. Diameter and Lengths of the stud and bolt are covered in flange standard ASME B16.

The dimensions of the bolts are calculated for the type weld neck flange. Other types of flanges can be have different bolt hole diameters and thicknesses, so that the bolts even can have different dimensions. The charts show the dimensions of ASME B16. All dimensions are in inches. Flat face option available.


RTJ flanges dimensions are covered in ASME B16. When made from cast or ductile iron the OD is 155mm. Dimensions are in inches. Standard bore dimensions provided.


See bore chart for other wall thicknesses. This dimension is commonly associated with “true” lap joints. Industry standard is to make to the slip on length through the hub. The following charts are for reference use only. I-shaped cross-section beams: Britain : Universal Beams (UB) and Universal Columns (UC) Europe : IPE.


Wide flange beams are designated by the letter W followed by the nominal depth in inches and the weight in pounds per foot. Thus W× designates a wide flange beam with a depth of inches and a nominal weight of pounds per foot.

SLIP-ON FLANGE DIMENSIONS IN INCHES SLIP-ON CLASS 150. Flanges within the same standard can either be flat (commonly cast iron, ductile iron) or raised face (commonly cast steel and stainless steel). These flange tables cover the critical flange dimensions to help you identify the standard you have.


Flange Identification: In most cases the flange specification will be hard stamped on the flange. Disclaimer: The data on this page is provided for flange selection guidance only. Claxton accepts no responsibility for the use or interpretation of the data on this page.


You are advised to check the suitability of flanges and flange components with your chosen supplier before use.

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