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shanii
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RFLWN VS RFWN

03/06/2009 7:15 AM

HI GUYS,

CAN ANYBODY TELL WHERE SHOULD I USE NOZZLES WITH RFWN FLANGES AND WHERE WITH RFLWN FLANGES. PLEASE REPLY ITS URGENT...

REGARDS,
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Re: RFLWN VS RFWN

03/06/2009 9:23 AM

the most common use are RFWN
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Re: RFLWN VS RFWN

03/06/2009 9:48 AM

RFLWM (Raised Face Long Weld Necks) are used on vessles when additional wall reinforcement is required but you don't want to add a reinforcement pad.

RFWN (Raised Face Weld Necks) are more common and cheaper and if additional reinforcement is required - a reinforcing pad is used.
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Re: RFLWN VS RFWN

03/09/2009 5:06 AM

Dear friend,

By the way, is Shanii your name or sirname?

R S Shani
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