Forged Flanges

Blind flanges are a type of flange used to seal the end of a piping system or vessel. They are called "blind" because they do not have an opening or bore like other types of flanges. Instead, they have a solid, flat face that covers the end of the pipe or vessel, providing a leak-proof closure. Blind flanges are often used in applications where the pipe or equipment needs to be closed off temporarily or permanently.

Custom type drawing flanges, often referred to as custom flanges, are specially designed flanges that are not readily available as standard off-the-shelf products. These flanges are typically made to meet specific project requirements, which may include unique dimensions, shapes, materials, pressure ratings, and connection types.

Lap joint flanges are popular in piping systems that require frequent maintenance, inspection, or modifications. Their unique design and ease of alignment make them a preferred choice in certain applications where flexibility and ease of assembly are important considerations.

A long weld neck flange, commonly referred to as a long weldneck or LWN flange, is a type of pipe flange that has a long tapered neck and a hub at the base. It is designed to be butt-welded to a pipe, providing a smooth transition between the flange and the pipe, and it is commonly used in high-pressure and high-temperature applications.

A reducing flange is a type of specialty flange used to connect pipes or fittings of different diameters in a piping system. It is designed to transition from a larger size pipe to a smaller size pipe, effectively reducing the bore diameter and facilitating a smooth flow transition. Reducing flanges are commonly used in applications where there is a need to change the pipe size while maintaining a continuous and leak-free pipeline.

Ring joint flanges, also known as RTJ (Ring Type Joint) flanges, are a type of metal flange used in high-pressure and high-temperature applications. These flanges are designed to create a tight and reliable seal in critical piping systems, particularly in industries like oil and gas, petrochemical, and offshore drilling.

Screwed flanges, also known as threaded flanges, are a type of pipe flange designed for connection to pipes with threaded ends. These flanges have internal threads that match the external threads of the pipe or fitting, allowing them to be easily screwed together, providing a secure and leak-resistant joint.

Slip-on flanges are a type of pipe flange that slides over the end of a pipe or fitting and then gets welded in place. They are one of the most commonly used flange types in various industries due to their simplicity, ease of installation, and cost-effectiveness. Slip-on flanges have a low hub and lack an extended neck, making them ideal for applications where alignment and welding convenience are essential.

• Forged steel rings are circular components with a consistent cross-section throughout the circumference. They can be produced in various diameters and thicknesses.Forged steel rings find applications in industries such as aerospace, automotive, oil and gas, power generation, and more. They are commonly used for bearings, gears, flanges, valves, and other components requiring high strength and reliability.

Socket weld flanges are a type of pipe flange used in small-size, high-pressure piping systems. They are similar to slip-on flanges but have a socket (recess) on the inner bore instead of having the flange slide over the pipe. The pipe is inserted into the socket, and then fillet-welded on the outside to create a secure and leak-resistant connection.

Weld neck flanges, also known as weldneck flanges or welding neck flanges, are a type of pipe flange designed to be butt-welded to the end of a piping system or equipment. They have a long tapered neck, which extends from the flange and serves as a reinforcement and stress distribution component. Weld neck flanges are widely used in high-pressure and high-temperature applications due to their superior strength and reliability.