As2129 Table D Flanges,SS316L Plate Steel Flange AS2129 Table D – Slip On Weld Flange
AS2129 TABLE D BACKING FLANGE ,SS304/304L,SS316/316L BACKING FLANGE
AS2129 TABLE D SLIP ON FLANGE ,SS304/304L,SS316/316L SLIP ON FLANGE
AS2129 TABLE D BLIND FLANGE ,SS304/304L,SS316/316L BLIND FLANGE
Material:
stainless steel :A 182 F 304/304L/316/316L/321/347, Duplex F51/F53/F44/F55/F60/F61
Carbon steel:ASTM A 105, ST37.2 A 350 LF1, LF2, LF3,API 6A AISI 4130
Inspection: In house and third party
Document: MTC Comply with EN10204 3.1 can be provided prior to shipment
Australia Flange AS2129 Table D Stainless Steel Flanges
AS2129 originates from BS10 and has been metricated. In some cases slightly larger bolt holes provide better clearance as metric bolts are specified in lieu of UNC bolts used by BS10. AS4087 is an update of AS2129, however AS2129 is still widely used so it has not been deleted as a standard, however, it now only covers AS table D to H.
AS4087 is the latest standard for BS table D to H, the same drilling is used but the new PN pressure rating system has been adopted. As the new pressure ratings are slightly higher the flange thicknesses have slightly increased. Also the raised face dimensions (although rarely specified, flat face is mostly used) are slightly larger. Table C, J to R, no longer exist, PN16 is the same drilling as Table D, PN21 is the same as Table E, PN35 is the same as Table H.
AS4331 covers PN2.5 to PN420 and the sizing and drilling used is a replication of ISO 7005-1 which in turn is a metricated equivalent of ASME B16.5 class 150 to 2500. ISO 7005-1 also incorporates the superceded DIN 2533 & DIN 2501 flanges which AS4331 also incorporates (also mirrored in EN1092).
| British Standard – BS10 | Table D
Table E Table F Table G Table H Table J Table K |
Table E is the most popular for applications with water.
All dimensions are specified in inches. |
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| Australian Standard – AS2129 | Table C
Table D Table E Table F Table G Table H Table J |
These flanges are equivalent to the BS10 flanges, except that all dimensions are specified in mm.
In some sizes, bolt holes are slightly larger to give better clearance. |
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| American National Standards Institute (ANSI) | ANSI 125
ANSI 150 ANSI 300 ANSI 600 ANSI 900 ANSI 1500 |
Higher numbers denote higher pressures.
Sometimes people use the word ‘Class’ instead of ANSI. e.g. an ANSI 150 flange might be called a ‘Class 150’ All dimensions are specified in inches. |
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| British Standard – BS4504 | BS4504-6
BS4504-10 BS4504-16 BS4504-25 BS4504-40 BS4504-64 BS4504-100 |
PN6
PN10 PN16 PN25 PN40 PN64 PN100 |
Engineers use the prefix PN (Pressure Nominale). e.g. a BA4504-16 flange will commonly be referred to as a PN16
Generally, a PN16 flange is designed to withstand pressures up to 16 bar. All dimensions are specified in mm. |
